Adrien Widart (awt)
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To reproduce the issue: 1. Create a subcontracted product P 2. Create and confirm a planned transfer with 10 x P 3. Set the done quantity to 8 4. Set the done quantity to 7 5. Open the detailed operation (i.e., the MO) Error: The producing quantity of the MO is 1, it should be 3 When setting a smaller done quantity than the demand (step 8), we update the expected quantity of the related MO, we set its producing quantity, and we create a backorder. When decreasing the done quantity, we update/cancel the related productions. But here is the issue: in the above case, we simply decrease the expected quantity of the backorder, so we just lose the cancelled quantity, the user "can't" produce this quantity anymore. In such situation (when decreasing the done quantity), we should consider the last production (i.e., the last backorder) as the WIP one. So, we should update/cancel the other productions and increase the expected quantity of this last backorder, so the user can produce it again. OPW-3557632 closes odoo/odoo#142513 Signed-off-by: William Henrotin (whe) <whe@odoo.com> Signed-off-by: Quentin Wolfs (quwo) <quwo@odoo.com>
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