Josse Colpaert
9647620a91
- Create the following BOM structure:
```
Prod 1 (Manufacture)
|
--- Prod 2
Prod 3 (Kit)
|
--- Prod 4
Prod 5
```
- The BOMs for Prod 1 & 3 must have a routing set, to generate
workorders
- Create a MO for 1 unit of Prod 1, process to the end
2 units of Prod 1 are created instead of 1.
This is due to the WO for Prod 3 not having a `next_work_order_id`.
Therefore, `record_production` adds an extra quantity at:
```
production_move.quantity_done += self.qty_producing
```
To prevent this, we set as `next_work_order_id` of the BOM of Prod 3 the
WO of Prod 1.
Closes #19527
opw-1817398
opw-1883693
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