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["Michael Aldrin Villamar \(FS3\)" <667558@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

I have two UoMs which are in the same category. PC (pieces) and CAS (cases) where 1 CAS = 24 PC.
I have a product that has CAS as UoM default and a sale price of 520.
With the product_visible_discount installed, I made a sale order of that product and I changed the UoM from CAS into PC. Instead of the price unit will change to 21.67, it uses discount which become 95.83%. I think this is wrong because discount can only be used for pricelist that has a discount.

Also there is a computational error in total using product_visible_discount. Refer to this scenario:
Product: apple juice
Default UoM: CAS (24 PC)
Sale Price: 520

Making sale order with product_visible_discount:
Product: apple juice
Qty: 10
UoM: PC
Price Unit: 520
Discount: 95.83%
Total: 216.84

while making sale order without product_visible_discount
Product: apple juice
Qty: 10
UoM: PC
Price Unit: 21.67
Discount: 0.0%
Total: 216.70

As we can see, there is a 0.14 discrepancy in sales with
product_visible_discount and without it.

** Affects: openobject-addons
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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product_visible_discount uses discount in changing UoM in sale order of OpenERP v6.0 rc1
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/667558
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Status in OpenObject Addons Modules: New

Bug description:
I have two UoMs which are in the same category. PC (pieces) and CAS (cases) where 1 CAS = 24 PC.
I have a product that has CAS as UoM default and a sale price of 520.
With the product_visible_discount installed, I made a sale order of that product and I changed the UoM from CAS into PC. Instead of the price unit will change to 21.67, it uses discount which become 95.83%. I think this is wrong because discount can only be used for pricelist that has a discount.

Also there is a computational error in total using product_visible_discount. Refer to this scenario:
Product: apple juice
Default UoM: CAS (24 PC)
Sale Price: 520

Making sale order with product_visible_discount:
Product: apple juice
Qty: 10
UoM: PC
Price Unit: 520
Discount: 95.83%
Total: 216.84

while making sale order without product_visible_discount
Product: apple juice
Qty: 10
UoM: PC
Price Unit: 21.67
Discount: 0.0%
Total: 216.70

As we can see, there is a 0.14 discrepancy in sales with product_visible_discount and without it.