Using basic idea that repost with older posting date will also take care
of subsequent posting dates...
When Item-WH reposts are queued:
1. If another repost with same item-wh but older posting date exists
then skip current one.
2. If another repost with same item-wh but newer posting date exists
then skip another one.
Item-WH based reposting requires querying existing similar repost.
Assuming there is only 1 max extra entry with same params just indexing
item-WH is sufficient to speed up the query.
In current implementation selecting Item-Warehouse based reposting is
better for few users, who don't use depenent SLEs but have frequent
transactions involving same items.
This change lets them switch to item-warehouse based reposting if
required.
Only use this if you understand technicalities of stock reposting. This
is experimental but will become mainstream in coming days.
- System cant differentiate between scrap and FG when WO is absent, so dont auto set
- User must set it manually
- `validate_finished_goods` checks this
If user reached this code then they already have permission to create
stock transaction, hence ignore permission checks while
creating/cancelling repost item valuation entries.
- Fix Server side PR test
- linter: re-arrange imports
- sider: avoid single line multi statement
- Code cleanup: Improve code readability and avoid horizontal scroll in test_purchase_receipt
- Removed unused variables in test_purchase_receipt
- remove extra space (sider)
- PR: Bring rejected qty in grid view
- PI: Rename `Stock Qty` to `Accepted Qty in Stock UOM`
- PI: Move `Accepted Qty in Stock UOM` under Stock UOM
Negative stock can be toggled back after queuing transactions, this
causes failure when repost is executed.
Now allow_negative_stock stock is set at time of queuing the repost job.
This means setting changes done afterwards won't affect already
submitted reposts.
- Fixed transferred qty not back updating on JC if partial transfer
- Partial transfer not mapping pending qty from JC correctly in SE
- tests for above cases
- minor code cleanup
