Pablo Montenegro
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We have a bug when we were computing the invoice rate that is used to report to AFIP. The rate we were setting was an old rate that references the day that the invoice was created and not the rate of the day where the invoice was validated. This was happening because the l10n_ar_currency_rate field that stores this value was computed before posting the invoice. At that time the date field store the value of the date where the invoice was created and had not been updated yet with the accounting date. Moving the l10n_ar_currency_rate field calculation after the invoice post solves the problem and now the l10n_ar_currency_rate has the rate of the accounting date. Part-of: odoo/odoo#84470 Original commit: aac1165655d31ba3bca4b105e0c905534e91df93 closes odoo/odoo#87163 X-original-commit: ac57ac559d973a1c4c2050fa514668d20bd610f0 Signed-off-by: Josse Colpaert <jco@odoo.com>
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