brotherton-erpnext/erpnext/patches/v14_0/single_to_multi_dunning.py

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import frappe
from erpnext.accounts.general_ledger import make_reverse_gl_entries
def execute():
frappe.reload_doc("accounts", "doctype", "overdue_payment")
frappe.reload_doc("accounts", "doctype", "dunning")
# Migrate schema of all uncancelled dunnings
filters = {"docstatus": ("!=", 2)}
can_edit_accounts_after = get_accounts_closing_date()
if can_edit_accounts_after:
# Get dunnings after the date when accounts were frozen/closed
filters["posting_date"] = (">", can_edit_accounts_after)
all_dunnings = frappe.get_all("Dunning", filters=filters, pluck="name")
for dunning_name in all_dunnings:
dunning = frappe.get_doc("Dunning", dunning_name)
if not dunning.sales_invoice:
# nothing we can do
continue
if dunning.overdue_payments:
# something's already here, doesn't need patching
continue
payment_schedules = frappe.get_all(
"Payment Schedule",
filters={"parent": dunning.sales_invoice},
fields=[
"parent as sales_invoice",
"name as payment_schedule",
"payment_term",
"due_date",
"invoice_portion",
"payment_amount",
# at the time of creating this dunning, the full amount was outstanding
"payment_amount as outstanding",
"'0' as paid_amount",
"discounted_amount",
],
)
dunning.extend("overdue_payments", payment_schedules)
dunning.validate()
dunning.flags.ignore_validate_update_after_submit = True
dunning.save()
# Reverse entries only if dunning is submitted and not resolved
if dunning.docstatus == 1 and dunning.status != "Resolved":
# With the new logic, dunning amount gets recorded as additional income
# at time of payment. We don't want to record the dunning amount twice,
# so we reverse previous GL Entries that recorded the dunning amount at
# time of submission of the Dunning.
make_reverse_gl_entries(voucher_type="Dunning", voucher_no=dunning.name)
def get_accounts_closing_date():
"""Get the date when accounts were frozen/closed"""
accounts_frozen_till = frappe.db.get_single_value(
"Accounts Settings", "acc_frozen_upto"
) # always returns datetime.date
period_closing_date = frappe.db.get_value(
"Period Closing Voucher", {"docstatus": 1}, "posting_date", order_by="posting_date desc"
)
# Set most recent frozen/closing date as filter
if accounts_frozen_till and period_closing_date:
can_edit_accounts_after = max(accounts_frozen_till, period_closing_date)
else:
can_edit_accounts_after = accounts_frozen_till or period_closing_date
return can_edit_accounts_after