mo_lock_consumed/models/mrp_production.py

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from odoo import models, api, _
from odoo.tools import float_compare
import logging
_logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
class MrpProduction(models.Model):
_inherit = 'mrp.production'
@api.depends('state', 'product_qty', 'qty_producing', 'move_raw_ids.quantity', 'move_raw_ids.product_uom_qty')
def _compute_show_produce(self):
"""
Override to hide produce buttons if proceeding would cause negative stock.
"""
# First compute standard visibility
super()._compute_show_produce()
for production in self:
_logger.info("DEBUG MO_LOCK: MO %s state=%s qty_producing=%s product_qty=%s", production.name, production.state, production.qty_producing, production.product_qty)
_logger.info("DEBUG MO_LOCK: Start - show_produce=%s show_produce_all=%s", production.show_produce, production.show_produce_all)
# If standard logic says hidden, no need to check further
if not production.show_produce and not production.show_produce_all:
continue
# Determine which action we are validating
# If show_produce_all is True, we are producing the full remaining amount
# If show_produce (partial) is True, we are producing 'qty_producing'
# This logic needs to mirror what happens when the button is clicked.
# However, for visibility, we want to know if *current* configured production is possible.
# If "Produce All" is available, it means we plan to produce everything remaining.
# If "Produce" (partial) is available, we plan to produce `qty_producing`.
# Check if any component would go negative
potential_negative = False
# We need to check stock availability in the source location
location = production.location_src_id
for move in production.move_raw_ids:
if move.state in ('done', 'cancel'):
continue
# User request:
# "if the components qty consumed is 0 then still show produce and produce all button"
# "only hide the visibility if components qty consumed will make the stock negative"
# If nothing is currently set to be consumed (0), we assume it's safe to proceed
# (or the user intends to consume 0/different amount later).
# We only block if the *Explicitly Consumed* amount exceeds available stock.
if move.quantity == 0:
continue
# Check availability based on the ACTUAL 'Consumed' quantity
qty_to_consume = move.quantity
_logger.info("DEBUG MO_LOCK: Move %s product=%s state=%s consumed=%s forecast=%s", move.id, move.product_id.display_name, move.state, qty_to_consume, move.forecast_availability)
# Skip check if product is not storable (Service, etc.)
if not move.product_id.is_storable:
continue
# If the move is already assigned (Ready), we consider it safe to produce.
if move.state == 'assigned':
_logger.info("DEBUG MO_LOCK: Move is 'assigned', skipping negative check.")
continue
# Check availability
# We use forecast_availability as it includes reservations
# Use float_compare to avoid precision issues
if float_compare(move.forecast_availability, qty_to_consume, precision_rounding=move.product_uom.rounding) < 0:
_logger.info("DEBUG MO_LOCK: CRITICAL - potential negative stock detected for %s", move.product_id.display_name)
potential_negative = True
break
if potential_negative:
production.show_produce = False
production.show_produce_all = False
_logger.info("DEBUG MO_LOCK: End - show_produce=%s show_produce_all=%s", production.show_produce, production.show_produce_all)
# Relaxed guard: Do not hide if qty_producing > 0 even if consumption is 0.
# This allows users to trigger consumption by clicking the Produce button.
# If they really want to block 0-consumption production, it should be a validation error on click,
# not a hidden button that prevents them from even trying.