Adrien Widart
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When consulting the costs reports, if the beginning of the dates range
has a day greater than the day of today (e.g., start date: 2021/02/25,
today: 2021/07/10 => 25 > 10), the costs of the current month won't be
include in the report.
To reproduce the issue:
(DB without any demo data. Let X be the day of the month for today)
1. Create a vehicle V
2. Add a service S1 for V
- The category of the service type does not matter
- Cost: 500
- Date: today
3. Add a second service S2 for V
- Same service type
- Cost: 250
- Date: Last month with a day > X (so if today is 2021/07/26, date
could be 2021/06/27)
4. Fleet > Reporting > Costs
Error: The report does not include S1
When generating the dates range, the current date is used as the end of
the interval. Since the interval step is '1 month', it will lead to an
issue in the above case:
Suppose today is 2021/07/26, the interval starts on 2021/06/27. Then, if
we add one month to this date, we have 2021/07/27, which is after the
end of the interval (2021/07/26), so the date is ignored. As a result,
current month won't be included in the report.
Note: A similar issue can happen with the contracts
OPW-2477004
closes odoo/odoo#74273
X-original-commit: 7ea6300f951bd426c94d721bb56e6ad85a58bd30
Signed-off-by: Kevin Baptiste <kba@odoo.com>
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