When processing the reconciliation of a bank statement
within the company currency with an invoice in a foreign currency,
avoid to recompute the bank statement debit / credit within
the currency rate at the time of the invoice when the
`amount_currency` of the bank statement line and the `amount_currency`
of the invoice move line are the same
(while having the invoice move line and the
bank statement move line in the same currency,
and having the bank statement currency and
the company currency the same),
to prevent gain/loss exchanges during currencies conversion.
Computing the amount of the statement line
within the currency of the invoice is useful
to compute the difference of amount paid within the company currency
when a change of currency rates occured between the invoice date
and the date of the payment.
Nevertheless, recomputing the amount in the currency of the company
is useless when the payment currency
and the company currency are the same,
and the amount of the invoice and the statement in the foreign currency
are identical, since the amount is already computed, within the
debit/credit field of the invoice move line.
Besides, this prevents gain/loss changes.
opw-631748
opw-632133
opw-631895
closes#6559
- ctrl-enter only persist balanced reconciliations
- give a reconciliation proposition only if there's an unambiguous match
- added some missing tanslations
- use default order to display statement lines in reconciliation widget
Since all the lines in a partial reconciliation share the same state and the same amount_residual, we need to keep only one 'result' line.
It was the first line found that was kept ; now it's the line whose amount is greater than amount_residual, whiwh most likely is the significant one.
Fixes#5129
Before 8.0, the field journal_entry_id did not exist.
For database coming from older release, like 7.0, this field is not filled in during the migration, because this is not possible.
Set the needaction to depend only on the journal_entry_id will have as effect to have every bank statement line entered when the database was under 7.0 to match the domain, while the needaction is made to display the number of records that need an action.
Besides, even in 8.0, this is possible that a line has not the journal_entry_id set, while not needing any actions (see 2bb38ca89d)
For bank statement line having an account_id, but no journal_entry_id, it is not possible to reconcile the line in the bank statement reconciliation tool, as a filter is applied to only reconcile lines having journal_entry_id AND account_id not set.
As written in the help message of the account_id field:
This technical field can be used at the statement line creation/import time in order to avoid the reconciliation process on it later on. The statement line will simply create a counterpart on this account
Not allowing the reconciling should not prevent to close the statement in such a case. The button "close" was displayed only when all lines had journal_entry_id set.
- find a move line whose amount exactly matches the bank statement line amount even if it has no partner
- properly handle multicurrency
- if there's no exact match, look for a set of move line whose amount is <= to the statement line's amount
This way, the query method can be used with a custom domain. Such a domain
could match on a 'transaction_ref' field as well as on 'ref' and 'name'.
Example of implementation:
class account_bank_statement_line(orm.Model):
_inherit = 'account.bank.statement.line'
def _domain_reconciliation_proposition(self, cr, uid, st_line,
excluded_ids=None, context=None):
_super = super(account_bank_statement_line, self)
_get_domain = _super._domain_reconciliation_proposition
domain = _get_domain(cr, uid, st_line, excluded_ids=excluded_ids,
context=context)
new_domain = []
for criterium in domain:
if len(criterium) == 3:
field, op, value = criterium
if (field, op) == ('ref', '='):
new_domain += [
'|',
('transaction_ref', '=', value),
]
new_domain.append(criterium)
return new_domain
def _domain_move_lines_for_reconciliation(self, cr, uid, st_line,
excluded_ids=None, str=False,
additional_domain=None,
context=None):
_super = super(account_bank_statement_line, self)
_domain_meth = _super._domain_move_lines_for_reconciliation
domain = _domain_meth(cr, uid, st_line, excluded_ids=excluded_ids,
str=str, additional_domain=additional_domain,
context=context)
if not str and str != '/':
return domain
domain = domain[:]
domain.insert(-1, '|')
domain.append(('transaction_ref', 'ilike', str))
return domain
Looking for accounts with reconcile=True is enough.
Restricting on payable/receivable account types narrows the search
to much and makes it difficult to implement transfer account holding
the payment while they are in transit at the bank.
At the confirmation of a bank statement, the name may not be set (e.g. generated by point of sale). This field is not requred so make a fallack on the statement line (which is required).
When generating reconciled moves in bank statement, use the amount_currency field instead of amount for currency conversion.
Otherwise we would endup with moves with an amount of 0.
A squashed merge is required as the conversion of the apiculture branch from
bzr to git was not correctly done. The git history contains irrelevant blobs
and commits. This branch brings a lot of changes and fixes, too many to list
exhaustively.
- New orm api, objects are now used instead of ids
- Environements to encapsulates cr uid context while maintaining backward compatibility
- Field compute attribute is a new object oriented way to define function fields
- Shared browse record cache
- New onchange protocol
- Optional copy flag on fields
- Documentation update
- Dead code cleanup
- Lots of fixes
The function get_data_for_reconciliations expects a list at line 473 to loop over.
Without this fix you get TypeError: string indices must be integers, not str
Denis Ledoux
Arthur Maniet
Akash Balar
Arthur Maniet
Stéphane Bidoul
Guewen Baconnier
Christophe Simonis
Ferdinand Gassauer
Arthur Maniet
qdp-odoo
Martin Trigaux
Fabien Pinckaers
Daniel Dico
Raphael Collet
Niels Huylebroeck
Jaydeep Barot
Cedric Snauwaert