Steps to reproduce the bug:
- Install Accounting and Expense app
- Go to accounting settings > enable cash basis option
- Go to accounting > configuration > accounting > taxes
- Create a new tax or choose an existing one e.g “Tax abc”:
Tax Computation = `”Percentage of Price”`
Tax Type = `”Purchases”`
Choose any value for amount
Select "Based on Payment" in tax due
choose an account with the "Allow Reconciliation" option activated in the Cash Basis Transition Account field
Save
- Go to expenses > Expense Reports > All reports > Create a new one :
- Add 2 expense and for both set up the taxes to "Tax abc" and unit price > 0
- Submit to manager
- Approve
- Post journal entries
- Register a payment
Problem:
A user error with the following message is triggered: “You are trying to reconcile some entries that are already reconciled”
In the use case we have two expenses and for each, an `" account.partial.reconcile "` will be created,
so we will loop twice and therefore add twice all the `”account.move.line”` linked to the taxes
in the dict `" to_reconcile_after "`: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/beccf82e09d536255d9d9cb9bfe58ebae2559843/addons/account/models/account_partial_reconcile.py#L585
Then we loop to reconcile all the `" account.move.line "` which are in the dict `" to_reconcile_after "`,
but since we added them all twice, at each turn of the loop we give them all as a parameter
of the “reconcile” function without checking whether they are already reconciled or not.
opw-2565934
closesodoo/odoo#74432
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