Nicolas Martinelli
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- Define a Component A tracked by lot. - Define a Final Product B tracked by lot. - Create a BOM, e.g. 5 units of A to produce B. - Get some quantity of A in a sub-location, e.g. 'WH/Stock/Shelf 1'. - Create a MO for 1 unit of B. - When clicking on 'Produce', record 6 units consumed instead of 5. - Post the inventory 5 units of A is removed from 'WH/Stock/Shelf 1' and 1 unit of A is removed from 'WH/Stock'. The latter might create a negative quant if no stock is available in 'WH/Stock'. When the extra move line is created, it is created using the data of the stock move (in `_generate_consumed_move_line`). When posting the inventory, the quants selection is made strictly in the location set (in `_update_available_quantity`), which might cause the mentioned negative quant. The solution is to select a sub-location where the product can be found. This gives a higher chance to avoid negative quants afterwards. Note that if we wanted to avoid negative quants, we could make a reservation process on the move, and potentially create several stock move lines. This is beyond the scope of the integration of MRP with sub-locations. opw-803969
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