Arnold Moyaux
ce355c9786
Issue 1: Usecase to reproduce: BOM: 1 prod final F -> 2 unit of components C - Create a MO of 2 units - Reserve 4 units of C - Produce 1 unit of F (produce wizard) - Save - Produce 1 unit of F - Update quantity to 2 The reserved quantity in the wizard is 4 although there is 2 units already done on the first operation. So it should remain 2. It happens because the produce wizard did not take into account the 2 units already done on the first stock move line. This commit fix by using ml.product_qty - ml.qty_done each time it's needed. Issue 2: Usecase to reproduce: SAME BOM - Create a MO of 2 units - Reserve - update quantity to 3 - It creates a new line with to consume 2, reserved 0 - update quantity to 4 - It update the line 2 0 to 4 to consume 4 reserved So we ended with 8 units of C reserved. It happens because the system match the workorder line with the stock move line one by one without a global view on what is reserved or not. So the second workorder line found a move line with 4 reserved but 0 done and did not check the first workorder line that already use the 4 pieces reserved. So it considers it as available and take the reservation a second time. It's fixed by an iteration over workorder line instead of move line and keep the used reserved quantity in a dict by lot. Issue 3: Usecase to reproduce: SAME BOM - Create a MO of 2 - Produce 2 - Update quantity to 3 New line with to consume 2 reserved 0 - Update quantity to 4 New line with to consume 2 reserved 0 It's bad since we would like a line 4 0 as in saas-12.1 It happens because _update_workorder_lines will always create a new line with remaining quantity if it could'nt find one with reservation to update. However the line could exist without reservation so it should update it instead of creating a new one. It's fixed by adding the remaining quantity in the first workorder line without lot (if the tracking is serial it should continue to create a new line).
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