`partner_id` is not the `supplier` of the stock move,
this is the destination address:
`Optional address where goods are to be delivered,
specifically used for allotment`.
The supplier would be a related to the `partner_id`
of the `picking_id`.
Nevertheless, displaying the `supplier` in the `stock.move` list
is not useful. You should use the pickign list for that matter.
opw-656985
Closes#9219
The group_id of a picking is related to the group_id of the first stock.move
related to it. When a stock.move is added to a picking manually, the group_id
is normally not set. This can be an issue in a very specific case:
- In Settings / Sales, tick "Allow setting a different address for delivery and invoicing "
- Create a SO - Invoicing on delivery
- Customer: Agrolait; Delivery address: Thomas Passot
- Add a line: ice cream
- Confirm the SO
- In the DO, add a line , with an expected date higher than the one of the existing move
- Save
- Mark as todo
- Force reservation
- transfer - transfer
- Create invoice
=> See that two invoices are created, one for Agrolait, one for Thomas passot ( the DELIVERY address )
opw-639955
The previous filters didn't take timezones into account, and
returned stringified naive datetime values in local browser
time. Those would then be interpreted by the server-side as
UTC date, and depending on the current timezone offset vs UTC,
yield partially incorrect results.
By returning directly a datetime.datetime object instead of
a stringified version (see previous commit 76881fb),
we can get the expected result regarless of the timezone.
Fixes#2972Closes#6229
opw-621282
In order to do that, we change the theoretical quantity into a functional stored field.
Therefore the on_change changes, but the old still work.
The UoM of the inventory line is also taken into account
[IMP] Manual selection, no theoretical qty compute on import, comments
It makes no sense to allow inventories in supplier locations as it won't anyway
reduce the Inventory if we want to downsize the inventory. This makes
the Inventory act weird.
Ex:
1. Initial situation: 20 units of stock A at supplier's location
2. Makes an inventory stating there is in fact 0 qty of product A at that
location (in the hope to remove some quants).
3. Still 20 units in Suppliers location + 20 units in Inventory loss...
Managing specific suppliers destination is currently not supported.
Same issue with production locations.
Fixes#5052
[FIX] super of scheduler should have same params + use_new_cursor should be passed to procure orderpoint confirm
[IMP] Make sure the delivery works when doing phantom boms
[FIX] This should update the average price properly when having multiple moves with the same product
[FIX] Average price should take into account the quantities of all variants
[FIX] Make sure purchase picking type in other company works
[IMP] Views of quants and destination locations of moves
Use group_production_lot for serial options, group_stock_packaging for packaging, use group_tracking_lot for pallet/parcel
Groups are removed completly from the view for stock.tracking as they render the view useless.
Always display weights on the product form
They really have nothing to do with the logistic units and we don't have another group to restrict them to.
Fixes#1443
[IMP] Recheck should be type object and procure_method read only when not in draft
[FIX] Inversion of moves in the correct way and assigning production_id
As the moves are split the other way, the original move needs to be done. Also the production_id for linking the
new to be produced moves and the production order must be written on those.
[IMP] Clean
Rebranding has been done in:
- data/demo files
- html templates
- help notices
- comments
- logger messages
- and other various messages
(Commit taken from odoo-dev:8.0-improve-openerp-odoo-rlu at rev 7deaa08)
Closes#1260
Denis Ledoux
Josse Colpaert
Commandant Custo
Erwin van der Ploeg
Lionel Sausin
Nicolas Martinelli
Nicolas Lempereur
Rucha Dave
Antoine Huvelle
David Monjoie
Christophe Simonis
Loïc Bellier
Edy Kendengis
Antoine Huvelle
rlu-odoo
rba-odoo
qdp-odoo
Guillermo Bisheimer