Five fixes from the end-to-end UAT debrief:
1. Menu discoverability (HIGH)
Added a prominent "+ New Direct Order" button in the Sale Orders
list header toolbar (class=btn-primary, display=always). The
existing menuitem at Plating > Sales > New Direct Order was
buried in a submenu that didn't always expand; the toolbar
button is a guaranteed entry point from the most common screen.
2. Escape/X destroys wizard state (HIGH)
Added a prominent info banner at the top of the wizard form:
"Changes are not saved until you click Create & Confirm Order.
Closing this window (Esc or X) discards your entries." The
Cancel button now has confirm="Discard this order? All header
data and line items will be lost." so the intentional-cancel
path also prompts.
3. Shell/cron crash in _fp_auto_create_mo (MEDIUM)
bridge_mrp/models/sale_order.py:232-264 used _() inside list
comprehensions to format the internal chatter summary of newly
created / adopted MOs. _() resolves language from env.context,
which is empty in odoo-shell and cron contexts — triggering a
translate.get_text_alias crash AFTER the MOs had been created.
These strings are internal audit log text, not user-facing UI;
dropped the _() wrappers so the message builds safely from any
context. Same for the per-group error-message on savepoint
rollback.
4. Misleading "100%" margin (MEDIUM)
x_fc_margin_percent displayed 100% on every SO because the cost
rollup from fp.coating.config.unit_cost isn't populated yet.
Added x_fc_margin_available Boolean (True only when at least
one line's coating has a non-zero unit_cost). The SO Plating
tab now hides the margin numbers when margin_available=False
and shows an inline muted note: "Margin n/a — coating cost
rollup not yet populated on any line's treatment."
5. Account Hold banner too loud (LOW)
fusion_plating_invoicing was injecting a full-height danger
alert above every SO header. Slimmed it to a one-line compact
alert with icon: "Account Hold — SO confirmation, invoicing
and shipping are blocked for non-managers." Half the vertical
footprint, less visual competition with the Plating chip bar.
Verified via UAT on S00071.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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