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["Steffi Frank \(Bremskerl, DE\)" <763437@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

I defined my warehouse like this:

'Stock' with chained location 'Quality Control'
'Quality Control' with chained location 'Stock free' 

Create a new RFQ and convert it to PO, system generates 3 stock moves:
1. 'Supplier' --> 'Stock'
2. 'Stock' --> 'Quality Control'
3. 'Quality Control' --> 'Stock free'
 
Open 'Receptions' enter a new production lot and process
Stock move 2 and 3 don't get an update in field 'production lot'
 
I know, this is an issue Olivier already said it won't get fixed (bug 722538). But, sorry, lot-handling in OpenERP is really uncomfortable, you can't expect the stock workers to work like this....

Maybe there is chance through modifications made for 'internal
tracking'? Can't be that complicated to copy the production lot from
stock move 1 in move 2 and 3....

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

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/763437

Title:
  Chained locations: processing first move does not copy prod.lot in
  chained moves

Status in OpenERP Modules (addons):
  New

Bug description:
  I defined my warehouse like this:

  'Stock' with chained location 'Quality Control'
  'Quality Control' with chained location 'Stock free' 

  Create a new RFQ and convert it to PO, system generates 3 stock moves:
  1. 'Supplier' --> 'Stock'
  2. 'Stock' --> 'Quality Control'
  3. 'Quality Control' --> 'Stock free'
   
  Open 'Receptions' enter a new production lot and process
  Stock move 2 and 3 don't get an update in field 'production lot'
   
  I know, this is an issue Olivier already said it won't get fixed (bug 722538). But, sorry, lot-handling in OpenERP is really uncomfortable, you can't expect the stock workers to work like this....

  Maybe there is chance through modifications made for 'internal
  tracking'? Can't be that complicated to copy the production lot from
  stock move 1 in move 2 and 3....