Adrien Widart
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In some cases, `test_replenishment` fails "for no reason". Two notions are needed to understand the issue: The class of the method `test_replenishment` is a `TransactionCase`. So, once initialized, a SQL transaction is started and is the same for all tests: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/3d9a835379d07142748a366285894a5d0f6ded71/odoo/tests/common.py#L693-L696 Also, in a SQL request, the method `now()` does not really return the current date: > Notice that NOW() and its related functions return the start time of the current transaction. In other words, the return values of the function calls are the same within a transaction. (https://www.postgresqltutorial.com/postgresql-date-functions/postgresql-now/) So, suppose it's the end of day D01 and we start all the tests of the class `TestBoM`. A SQL transaction is created and the tests are executed one by one so it takes time: it is now the next day D02 and `test_replenishment` is executed. At some point, it leads to: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/9ca9bcc51fa289ddb0548f81a795755d196e31ca/addons/stock/models/stock_orderpoint.py#L328-L333 i.e., we are reading the report `'report.stock.quantity'` at date "`today()` + 3 months", which means "D02 + 3 months". However, the report is a SQL view and is defined on an interval of "today +- 3 months". Here is the issue: we use `now()` to get the value of today. For instance: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/2f0ad2c150e65806c5f0f3ca66f702cc74619074/addons/stock/report/report_stock_quantity.py#L96-L104 As explained above, `now()` returns the start time of the current transaction: D01. Therefore, the report is defined until D01 + 3 months. As a result, D02 + 3 months is outside of the range, the `read_group` does not return anything, there isn't any need and the orderpoint is not created -> the test will fail. closes odoo/odoo#91602 X-original-commit: f3e4eeb8412fba5ee36679eece4cba9f51df543d Signed-off-by: Arnold Moyaux <arm@odoo.com>
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