Nicolas Lempereur
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A byproduct is a produced when producing another product (the targetted product). A move can be linked to another move. eg: we could have a manufacturing order of 3 units linked to a move of a delivery order of these 3 units. If we produce 2 units, the manufacturing order is split in 2 units and 1 units, and the delivery order is split similarily because of the link 1. [T manufacturing move split] -> [T delivery move split] (T is the targetted product, B is the byproduct) But in8c307d7b1a move_dest_id of a byproduct was linked to the targetted product delivery move, thus in some situation the move of the delivery order of the byproduct would erroneously be split 2 times instead of one. 1. [B manufacturing move split] -> [T delivery move split] 2. [T manufacturing move split] -> [T delivery move split] This could also be the source of other issue, and since the byproduct and targetted product are different, the link should anyway not be done. opw-697151 note: this change is already in 10.0 (it is inside mrp refactoring2ddc35a53)
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