fix : correct logic for overlap error (#38967) fixing overlap error logic with taking care of sequential time job cards in overlap job card list (cherry picked from commit fe77b9d633dcd168bef6f7c106ec1bd6d1a6591c) Co-authored-by: VihangT <151990347+VihangT@users.noreply.github.com>
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@ -273,35 +273,39 @@ class JobCard(Document):
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def has_overlap(self, production_capacity, time_logs):
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overlap = False
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if production_capacity == 1 and len(time_logs) > 0:
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if production_capacity == 1 and len(time_logs) >= 1:
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return True
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if not len(time_logs):
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return False
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# Check overlap exists or not between the overlapping time logs with the current Job Card
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for row in time_logs:
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count = 1
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for next_row in time_logs:
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if row.name == next_row.name:
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continue
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if (
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(
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get_datetime(next_row.from_time) >= get_datetime(row.from_time)
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and get_datetime(next_row.from_time) <= get_datetime(row.to_time)
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)
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or (
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get_datetime(next_row.to_time) >= get_datetime(row.from_time)
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and get_datetime(next_row.to_time) <= get_datetime(row.to_time)
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)
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or (
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get_datetime(next_row.from_time) <= get_datetime(row.from_time)
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and get_datetime(next_row.to_time) >= get_datetime(row.to_time)
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)
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):
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count += 1
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if count > production_capacity:
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# sorting overlapping job cards as per from_time
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time_logs = sorted(time_logs, key=lambda x: x.get("from_time"))
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# alloted_capacity has key number starting from 1. Key number will increment by 1 if non sequential job card found
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# if key number reaches/crosses to production_capacity means capacity is full and overlap error generated
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# this will store last to_time of sequential job cards
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alloted_capacity = {1: time_logs[0]["to_time"]}
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# flag for sequential Job card found
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sequential_job_card_found = False
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for i in range(1, len(time_logs)):
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# scanning for all Existing keys
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for key in alloted_capacity.keys():
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# if current Job Card from time is greater than last to_time in that key means these job card are sequential
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if alloted_capacity[key] <= time_logs[i]["from_time"]:
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# So update key's value with last to_time
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alloted_capacity[key] = time_logs[i]["to_time"]
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# flag is true as we get sequential Job Card for that key
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sequential_job_card_found = True
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# Immediately break so that job card to time is not added with any other key except this
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break
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# if sequential job card not found above means it is overlapping so increment key number to alloted_capacity
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if not sequential_job_card_found:
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# increment key number
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key = key + 1
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# for that key last to time is assigned.
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alloted_capacity[key] = time_logs[i]["to_time"]
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if len(alloted_capacity) >= production_capacity:
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# if number of keys greater or equal to production caoacity means full capacity is utilized and we should throw overlap error
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return True
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return overlap
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def get_time_logs(self, args, doctype, check_next_available_slot=False):
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