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Message #20756
[Bug 747396] Re: [6.0 - trunk] inventory : import inventory wizard must not merge production lots
As for bug 747379, please refer to QDP for any question regarding this,
this has been discussed extensively in R&D.
** Description changed:
- The import inventory wizard on the inventory must create lines with
- production lot. Currently production lot is empty. There should be one
- line created for each production lot.
+ The import inventory wizard on the inventory must create take the
+ production lot numbers into consideration. Currently it ignores
+ production lot numbers and groups all products within the same inventory
+ line.
- Related bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/openobject-addons/+bug/747379
+ This means that if the only things in my "Stock" location are:
+ - 3 PC1 without production lot numbers
+ - 1 PC1 with prod lot number #0000010
+
+ Then I should see the following lines in the inventory after using the wizard and importing "Stock" location (without checking the option set qty to zero):
+ - Stock | PC1 | 3 | PCE | |
+ - Stock | PC1 | 1 | PCE | 0000010 |
+
+ If I also used the option to set the quantities to zero, then I should see the following lines after the import:
+ - Stock | PC1 | 0 | PCE | |
+ - Stock | PC1 | 0 | PCE | 0000010 |
+
+ This is very important because the inventory process needs to respect
+ the production lots, which is the next step and described in the related
+ bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/openobject-addons/+bug/747379
** Description changed:
- The import inventory wizard on the inventory must create take the
- production lot numbers into consideration. Currently it ignores
- production lot numbers and groups all products within the same inventory
- line.
+ The import inventory wizard on the inventory must take the production
+ lot numbers into consideration. Currently it ignores production lot
+ numbers and groups all products within the same inventory line.
This means that if the only things in my "Stock" location are:
- - 3 PC1 without production lot numbers
- - 1 PC1 with prod lot number #0000010
+ - 3 PC1 without production lot numbers
+ - 1 PC1 with prod lot number #0000010
Then I should see the following lines in the inventory after using the wizard and importing "Stock" location (without checking the option set qty to zero):
- - Stock | PC1 | 3 | PCE | |
- - Stock | PC1 | 1 | PCE | 0000010 |
+ - Stock | PC1 | 3 | PCE | |
+ - Stock | PC1 | 1 | PCE | 0000010 |
If I also used the option to set the quantities to zero, then I should see the following lines after the import:
- - Stock | PC1 | 0 | PCE | |
- - Stock | PC1 | 0 | PCE | 0000010 |
+ - Stock | PC1 | 0 | PCE | |
+ - Stock | PC1 | 0 | PCE | 0000010 |
This is very important because the inventory process needs to respect
the production lots, which is the next step and described in the related
bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/openobject-addons/+bug/747379
** Changed in: openobject-addons
Assignee: (unassigned) => OpenERP R&D Addons Team 2 (openerp-dev-addons2)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/747396
Title:
[6.0 - trunk] inventory : import inventory wizard must not merge
production lots
Status in OpenERP Modules (addons):
Confirmed
Bug description:
The import inventory wizard on the inventory must take the production
lot numbers into consideration. Currently it ignores production lot
numbers and groups all products within the same inventory line.
This means that if the only things in my "Stock" location are:
- 3 PC1 without production lot numbers
- 1 PC1 with prod lot number #0000010
Then I should see the following lines in the inventory after using the wizard and importing "Stock" location (without checking the option set qty to zero):
- Stock | PC1 | 3 | PCE | |
- Stock | PC1 | 1 | PCE | 0000010 |
If I also used the option to set the quantities to zero, then I should see the following lines after the import:
- Stock | PC1 | 0 | PCE | |
- Stock | PC1 | 0 | PCE | 0000010 |
This is very important because the inventory process needs to respect
the production lots, which is the next step and described in the
related bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/openobject-addons/+bug/747379
References