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Tweak how receiving rows are looked up when adding to the batch

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i.e. locate the product first, and then try to find an existing row to match.
previously we looked for a row based on product key match only, and it could
cause new rows to be created for a product we already had in the batch (i.e. if
the product was located via some secondary lookup other than product key)
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Lance Edgar 2018-09-29 14:24:03 -05:00
parent 5e49c2709b
commit 848b727b11
1 changed files with 8 additions and 6 deletions
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tailbone/views/purchasing/receiving.py
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@ -705,6 +705,7 @@ class ReceivingBatchView(PurchasingBatchView):
f.set_readonly('invoice_total')
# claims
f.set_readonly('claims')
if batch.is_truck_dump_parent():
f.set_renderer('claims', self.render_parent_row_claims)
f.set_helptext('claims', "Parent row is claimed by these child rows.")
@ -994,11 +995,10 @@ class ReceivingBatchView(PurchasingBatchView):
"""
return True
def quick_locate_rows(self, batch, entry):
def quick_locate_rows(self, batch, entry, product):
rows = []
# try to locate rows by product uuid match before other key
product = self.Session.query(model.Product).get(entry)
if product:
rows = [row for row in batch.active_rows()
if row.product_uuid == product.uuid]
@ -1050,8 +1050,11 @@ class ReceivingBatchView(PurchasingBatchView):
batch = self.get_instance()
entry = form.validated['quick_entry']
# maybe try to locate existing row first
rows = self.quick_locate_rows(batch, entry)
# first try to locate the product based on quick entry
product = self.quick_locate_product(batch, entry)
# then try to locate existing row(s) which match product/entry
rows = self.quick_locate_rows(batch, entry, product)
if rows:
# if aggregating, just re-use matching row
@ -1072,8 +1075,7 @@ class ReceivingBatchView(PurchasingBatchView):
self.handler.refresh_batch_status(batch)
return row
# if product is easily located, add new row for it
product = self.quick_locate_product(batch, entry)
# matching row(s) not found; add new row if product was identified
# TODO: probably should be smarter about how we handle deleted?
if product and not product.deleted:
row = model.PurchaseBatchRow()