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Odoo-Modules/fusion_plating/fusion_plating_jobs
gsinghpal 457d9b7dbf fix(numbering): post-review fixes — credit notes, SO unlink, multi-part grouping, SQL whitelist
- B1: Add Credit Note wizard path was blocked because invoice_origin
  has copy=False and the wizard doesn't set fp_from_so_invoice. Now
  the validator allows reversals when reversed_entry_id points at a
  customer-facing move that itself went through the validator at
  original creation time. account.move._fp_parent_sale_order also
  walks self.reversed_entry_id._fp_parent_sale_order so the credit
  note inherits the parent number (CN-<parent>).

- Bug 1: sale.order.unlink() now blocks deletion when x_fc_parent_number
  is set (matches spec §6.2). Draft quotes remain freely deletable
  per Odoo standard. Applies to all users including admins.

- Bug 2: out_receipt added to CUSTOMER_TYPES so POS-style receipts
  hit the same SO-flow gate as out_invoice / out_refund.

- C1: WO grouping key changed from recipe.id to (recipe.id, part.id,
  coating.id). Bundling lines with different parts under one WO put
  first_line's part_number on the CoC header — silent compliance
  mis-attestation. Now distinct parts always get distinct WOs even
  when they share a recipe.

- C3: SQL whitelist (_FP_COUNTER_FIELD_RE) on _fp_assign_parent_name's
  interpolated counter field name. No user input today; defence in
  depth for future subclasses that might read the name from context.

Verified on entech: parent=30017, credit note = CN-30017,
multi-part SO produces 2 WOs (one per part), confirmed-SO unlink
blocked, out_receipt blocked, whitelist regex enforced.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fusion_plating_jobs

Native plating job bridge — wires fp.job and fp.job.step (defined in fusion_plating core, Phase 1 of the migration spec dated 2026-04-25) into the rest of the Fusion Plating module family: configurator, portal, logistics, quality, certificates, batches, KPI, notifications, reports.

Coexists with fusion_plating_bridge_mrp during the migration period. The x_fc_use_native_jobs settings flag (default: False) toggles the behaviour. When False, SO confirm continues to create mrp.production records through bridge_mrp. When True, SO confirm creates fp.job records here.

See docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-25-fp-native-job-model-design.md for full design rationale and §6 of the implementation plan for phase breakdown.

Phase 6 — deferred items

Phase 6 originally scoped the full operator UI rewrite. With Tailscale SSH to entech currently unavailable we cannot live-test OWL/JS in the browser, so Phase 6 ships a lean version: the data-layer endpoints land now, the rendering UI lands later.

Deferred to post-cutover hardening:

  • Plant Overview kanban over fp.job.step — replaces fusion_plating_shopfloor's mrp.workorder kanban.
  • Tablet Station UI rewrite over fp.job / fp.job.step.
  • Manager Dashboard rewrite.
  • Process Tree OWL component — currently a stub: /fp/jobs/process_tree returns the serialized recipe tree as JSON, but the OWL component to render it is not built.

Rationale: these are large OWL/JS components that need live in-browser verification on entech. Under the migration's parallel-coexistence strategy, operators continue using the existing shopfloor UI (bound to mrp.workorder) until cutover. After cutover, the operator UI rewrite becomes its own focused project — the data layer (fp.job, fp.job.step, time logs, timestamps) is fully in place from Phase 15.

Phase 6 — what shipped

  • /fp/job/<id> — scan-redirect controller. The fp.job sticker QR encodes this URL. Routes managers to the fp.job form; routes operators to the same form for now (will swap to the process tree client action once the OWL component lands).
  • /fp/jobs/process_tree — JSON-RPC endpoint that returns the recipe tree for a job, with each node tagged by its matching fp.job.step state, ready for an OWL component to consume.