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[Oliver Yuan <1210947@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

** Description changed:

  Ubuntu 12.04
  OpenERP Version 7.0-20130726-231403
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  Steps to reporuce the issue -
  
  New Instance
  
  Add two internal locations under 'Physical Locations / Your Company / Stock' with defaults
  Physical Locations / Your Company / Stock / Finished Goods
  Physical Locations / Your Company / Stock / Raw Materials
  
  Add a stock-able product A with the parameters below -
  Procurement Method: Make to Stock
  Supply Method: Manufacture
  Push Flow: from stock to Finished Goods, Automatic No Step Added
  
  Add another stock-able product B with the parameters below -
  Procurement Method: Make to Stock
  Supply Method: buy
  Push Flow: from stock to Raw Materials, Automatic No Step Added
  
  Define a bom A:B = 1:1
  
- Enter and conform a sales order of 100psc of A product and then run the
+ Enter and confirm a sales order of 100psc of A product and then run the
  scheduler.
  
  A manufacturing order and a purchase order were generated.
  
  Receive the purchase order of B products  into warehouse
  
  B product's stock by location looks like this -
  
  Physical Locations / Your Company / Stock: 100
  Physical Locations / Your Company / Stock / Raw Materials: 200
  Partner Location / Suppliers: -100
  
  Produce A to finish the MO
  
  A product's stock by location looks like this -
  
  Physical Locations / Your Company / Stock: 100
  Physical Locations / Your Company / Stock / Finished Goods: 200
  Virtual Location / Production: - 100
  
  While checking A product's stock moves, we found two moves
  Virtual Location / Production --> Physical Locations / Your Company / Stock / Finished Goods: 100
  Physical Locations / Your Company / Stock  --> Physical Locations / Your Company / Stock / Finished Goods: 100
  
  It's obvious that the 2nd move is unnecessary.

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Title:
  Push flow and Incorrect Stock Quantity by Location

Status in OpenERP Addons (modules):
  New

Bug description:
  Ubuntu 12.04
  OpenERP Version 7.0-20130726-231403
  ---------------------------------------------

  Steps to reporuce the issue -

  New Instance

  Add two internal locations under 'Physical Locations / Your Company / Stock' with defaults
  Physical Locations / Your Company / Stock / Finished Goods
  Physical Locations / Your Company / Stock / Raw Materials

  Add a stock-able product A with the parameters below -
  Procurement Method: Make to Stock
  Supply Method: Manufacture
  Push Flow: from stock to Finished Goods, Automatic No Step Added

  Add another stock-able product B with the parameters below -
  Procurement Method: Make to Stock
  Supply Method: buy
  Push Flow: from stock to Raw Materials, Automatic No Step Added

  Define a bom A:B = 1:1

  Enter and confirm a sales order of 100psc of A product and then run
  the scheduler.

  A manufacturing order and a purchase order were generated.

  Receive the purchase order of B products  into warehouse

  B product's stock by location looks like this -

  Physical Locations / Your Company / Stock: 100
  Physical Locations / Your Company / Stock / Raw Materials: 200
  Partner Location / Suppliers: -100

  Produce A to finish the MO

  A product's stock by location looks like this -

  Physical Locations / Your Company / Stock: 100
  Physical Locations / Your Company / Stock / Finished Goods: 200
  Virtual Location / Production: - 100

  While checking A product's stock moves, we found two moves
  Virtual Location / Production --> Physical Locations / Your Company / Stock / Finished Goods: 100
  Physical Locations / Your Company / Stock  --> Physical Locations / Your Company / Stock / Finished Goods: 100

  It's obvious that the 2nd move is unnecessary.

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