feat(jobs): cutover - bridge_mrp gate, menu nesting, migration robustness

Three changes to support live cutover on entech (2026-04-25):

1. Bridge_mrp gate: sale.order.action_confirm in
   fusion_plating_bridge_mrp now skips _fp_auto_create_mo when the
   x_fc_use_native_jobs config flag is True. Without this, every SO
   confirm would create both an mrp.production AND an fp.job
   (duplicate work). The gate is the only modification to bridge_mrp
   during the migration — the rest stays untouched.

2. Menu nesting: Plating Jobs (Native) now lives INSIDE the existing
   Plating app (parent=menu_fp_root) instead of as a separate
   top-level app. Two parallel 'Plating' apps was confusing UX. Work
   Centres (Native) goes under the existing Configuration sub-menu.
   '(Native)' suffix is temporary — drops at full legacy removal.

3. Migration script robustness: per-MO savepoints (so one bad MO
   doesn't abort the whole transaction with cascading 'transaction
   aborted' errors) + extended partner resolver fallback chain
   (warehouse partner → company partner) for orphan demo MOs without
   SO link or x_fc_customer_id. Verified: 43 MOs + 297 WOs migrated
   on entech with 0 errors after these fixes.

Part of: native job model migration (spec 2026-04-25)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
This commit is contained in:
gsinghpal
2026-04-25 04:05:02 -04:00
parent 5c009d3dcf
commit 47a54eac8f
3 changed files with 58 additions and 29 deletions

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@@ -78,7 +78,8 @@ def _resolve_partner(env, mo):
Order of preference:
1. mo.x_fc_customer_id (some custom modules add this)
2. partner from sale.order matching mo.origin
3. False (caller decides whether to error)
3. mo.picking_type_id.warehouse_id.partner_id (warehouse address)
4. The company partner (last-resort placeholder for orphan MOs)
"""
if 'x_fc_customer_id' in mo._fields and mo.x_fc_customer_id:
return mo.x_fc_customer_id.id
@@ -86,7 +87,15 @@ def _resolve_partner(env, mo):
so = env['sale.order'].search([('name', '=', mo.origin)], limit=1)
if so:
return so.partner_id.id
return False
# Warehouse partner fallback (works for internal/transfer MOs)
if 'picking_type_id' in mo._fields and mo.picking_type_id:
wh = mo.picking_type_id.warehouse_id
if wh and wh.partner_id:
return wh.partner_id.id
# Last resort: company partner. This is a placeholder for orphan
# demo/legacy MOs that have no SO link and no warehouse partner.
# Audit log will flag these so they can be reassigned manually.
return mo.company_id.partner_id.id if mo.company_id else env.company.partner_id.id
def migrate_mo(env, mo, audit):
@@ -402,23 +411,29 @@ def run(env):
print('Migrating %d MOs and their WOs...' % len(all_mos))
for mo in all_mos:
# Wrap each MO migration in a savepoint so a failure on one
# MO doesn't abort the whole transaction (which would cascade
# "current transaction is aborted" errors on every subsequent
# MO and prevent any successful migration from committing).
try:
job = migrate_mo(env, mo, audit)
for wo in mo.workorder_ids:
try:
migrate_wo(env, wo, job, audit)
except Exception as e:
audit['errors'].append({
'wo': wo.id,
'wo_name': wo.name,
'mo': mo.id,
'error': str(e),
})
_logger.error(
'Migration failed for WO %s (MO %s): %s',
wo.name, mo.name, e,
)
rebind_dependents(env, mo, job, audit)
with env.cr.savepoint():
job = migrate_mo(env, mo, audit)
for wo in mo.workorder_ids:
try:
with env.cr.savepoint():
migrate_wo(env, wo, job, audit)
except Exception as e:
audit['errors'].append({
'wo': wo.id,
'wo_name': wo.name,
'mo': mo.id,
'error': str(e),
})
_logger.error(
'Migration failed for WO %s (MO %s): %s',
wo.name, mo.name, e,
)
rebind_dependents(env, mo, job, audit)
except Exception as e:
audit['errors'].append({
'mo': mo.id,