Adrien Widart
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If a product is a kit and has a storable component, if this component is already ordered (with sufficient quantity), when running the scheduler, the ordered quantity of this component will still be increased. To reproduce the error: 1. Create two products P_kit and P_compo - Both are storable products - P_compo must have at least one vendor 2. Create a BoM for P_kit: - Must be a kit - Add P_compo to components 3. Set a reordering rule for P_kit 4. Inventory > Operations > Run Scheduler 5. Go to Purchase and find the generated RfQ - The ordered quantity is correct 6. Repeat 4-5 Error: This time, the ordered quantity is incorrect. While you don't have any P_kit on hand, each time the scheduler is run, the ordered quantity will increase. A similar issue has already been fixed: #63891. The original commit targets the version 13, but the fix has also been applied to v14 (#64277). However, here the case is slightly different: the user run the scheduler twice while the first RfQ is not yet confirmed and received. In such a case, the scheduler must also check the "quantity in progress". In version 14, it seems nothing computes this quantity for the kits. OPW-2421841 closes odoo/odoo#65100 X-original-commit: f53ab55000c32fd67c567f01a9533298936daaac Signed-off-by: Adrien Widart <adwid@users.noreply.github.com>
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