- Repack entries must be considered for fg/scrap checkbox auto set
- This must be avoided only for Manufacture entries, due to confusion between scrap and fg
- No scrap in repack, so its straight forward
- Consider negative opening stock in logic and neutralise it with +ve stock
- minor code refactor: class for FIFOSlots to generate chronological FIFO queue
When making a backdated transactions current balance qty depends on
evaluation of whole ledger inbetween, instead of doing that just fetch
the last sle's qty_after_transaction when future transactions are
detected against SLE
fix: don't update bin's actual_qty
1. it's already updated by repost_current_voucher
2. update if future sle exists
mysql is generally smart enough to figure out which index is better
based on cardinality of index. While posting sort index is better for
low item high # of SLE scenario it's bad for high item variety each with
lower count of SLEs.
* fix: reservation for production incorrect
The query uses case to decide what fields to compute reservation on,
this case is outermost case hence the very first Work order's "Skip
transfer" is considered for ALL work orders.
Solution: move the case inside Sum.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Make work order for more than 1 qty (with | without skip transfer)
2. Create manufacture and transfer entries.
3. Keep checking reserved quantities during this process.
* test: use default warehouse for testing reservation
* fix: misleading "Set Default X" fields after saving
* refactor: remove unncessary code and minor formatting
* fix: extend to more doctypes and correct fieldnames
Co-authored-by: Ankush Menat <ankush@frappe.io>
This check was only checking total sum, which is problamatic when making
backdated entries that can cause intermediate values to go negative
while overall values stay positive.
batch's ledger is only maintained in form of `actual_qty` on batch's
SLEs. To validate if batch has any negative qty in future, cumulative
total of `actual_qty` is required to ensure it never goes negative.
