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   Create a user as 'MRP User'
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  !record {model: res.users, id: res_mrp_operation_user, view: False}:
    company_id: base.main_company
    name: MRP User
    login: maou
    email: mrp_operation_user@yourcompany.com
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  I added groups for MRP User.
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  !record {model: res.users, id: res_mrp_operation_user}:
    groups_id:
      - mrp.group_mrp_user
      - stock.group_stock_user
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  In order to test mrp_operations with OpenERP, I refer created production order of PC Assemble SC349
  with routing - Manual Component's Assembly to test complete production process with respect of workcenter with giving access rights of MRP User.
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  !context
    uid: 'res_mrp_operation_user'
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  I compute the production order.
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  !python {model: mrp.production}: |
    order = self.browse(cr, uid, ref("mrp.mrp_production_1"), context=context)
    order.action_compute(context=context)
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  I check planned date in workcenter lines of production order.
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  !python {model: mrp.production}: |
    order = self.browse(cr, uid, ref("mrp.mrp_production_1"), context=context)
    for line in order.workcenter_lines:
        #TODO: to check start date of next line should be end of date of previous line.
        assert line.date_planned, "Planned Start date is not computed: %s" %(line)
        assert line.date_planned_end, "Planned End date is not computed: %s" %(line)
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  I confirm the Production Order.
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  !workflow {model: mrp.production, action: button_confirm, ref: mrp.mrp_production_1}
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  I run scheduler.
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  !python {model: procurement.order}: |
    self.run_scheduler(cr, uid)
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  I forcefully close internal shipment.
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  !python {model: mrp.production}: |
    self.force_production(cr, uid, [ref("mrp.mrp_production_1")])
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  I start production.
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  !workflow {model: mrp.production, action: button_produce, ref: mrp.mrp_production_1}
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  Production start on first work center, so I start work operation on first work center.
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  !python {model: mrp.production}: |
    order = self.browse(cr, uid, ref("mrp.mrp_production_1"), context=context)
    order.workcenter_lines[0].signal_workflow('button_start_working')
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  Now I pause first work operation due to technical fault of work center.
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  !python {model: mrp.production}: |
    order = self.browse(cr, uid, ref("mrp.mrp_production_1"), context=context)
    order.workcenter_lines[0].signal_workflow('button_pause')
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  I resume first work operation.
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  !python {model: mrp.production}: |
    order = self.browse(cr, uid, ref("mrp.mrp_production_1"), context=context)
    order.workcenter_lines[0].signal_workflow('button_resume')
    
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  I cancel first work operation.
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  !python {model: mrp.production}: |
    order = self.browse(cr, uid, ref("mrp.mrp_production_1"), context=context)
    order.workcenter_lines[0].signal_workflow('button_cancel')
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  I reset first work operation and start after resolving technical fault of work center.
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  !python {model: mrp.production}: |
    order = self.browse(cr, uid, ref("mrp.mrp_production_1"), context=context)
    order.workcenter_lines[0].signal_workflow('button_draft')
    order.workcenter_lines[0].signal_workflow('button_start_working')
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  I close first work operation as this work center completed its process.
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  !python {model: mrp.production}: |
    order = self.browse(cr, uid, ref("mrp.mrp_production_1"), context=context)
    order.workcenter_lines[0].signal_workflow('button_done')
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  Now I close other operations one by one which are in start state.
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  !python {model: mrp.production}: |
    order = self.browse(cr, uid, ref("mrp.mrp_production_1"), context=context)
    for work_line in order.workcenter_lines[1:]:
      work_line.signal_workflow('button_start_working')
      work_line.signal_workflow('button_done')

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  I check that the production order is now done.
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  !python {model: mrp.production}: |
    order = self.browse(cr, uid, ref("mrp.mrp_production_1"), context=context)
    assert order.state == 'done', "Production should be closed after finished all operations."
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  I print a Barcode Report of Operation line.
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  !python {model: mrp_operations.operation.code}: |
    from openerp import tools
    from openerp.report import render_report
    ids = [
        ref('mrp_operations.mrp_op_1'),
        ref('mrp_operations.mrp_op_2'),
        ref('mrp_operations.mrp_op_3'),
        ref('mrp_operations.mrp_op_4'),
        ref('mrp_operations.mrp_op_5')
    ]
    data, format = render_report(cr, uid, ids, 'mrp.code.barcode', {})
    if tools.config['test_report_directory']:
        file(os.path.join(tools.config['test_report_directory'], 'mrp_operations-barcode_report.'+format), 'wb+').write(data)

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  I print Workcenter's Barcode Report.
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  !python {model: mrp.workcenter}: |
    from openerp import tools
    from openerp.report import render_report
    ids = [ref('mrp.mrp_workcenter_0'), ref('mrp.mrp_workcenter_1')]
    data, format = render_report(cr, uid, ids, 'mrp.wc.barcode', {})
    if tools.config['test_report_directory']:
        file(os.path.join(tools.config['test_report_directory'], 'mrp_operations-workcenter_barcode_report.'+format), 'wb+').write(data)
