Method compute_supply_date returns 1 date
compute_supply_date used to return 2 dates, 1 for the supply date and 1 for the next date. Now it returns only the supply date issue 2300 review 184001
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* compute_supply_date returns only one date
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Version 2.2.0 - 2011-10-25
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
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@@ -1302,7 +1302,7 @@ class PurchaseLine(ModelSQL, ModelView):
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vals['planned_date'] = \
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product_supplier_obj.compute_supply_date(
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product_supplier,
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date=line.purchase.purchase_date)[0]
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date=line.purchase.purchase_date)
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break
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with Transaction().set_user(0, set_context=True):
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@@ -1562,15 +1562,13 @@ class ProductSupplier(ModelSQL, ModelView):
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:param product_supplier: a BrowseRecord of the Product Supplier
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:param date: the date of the purchase if None the current date
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:return: a tuple with the supply date and the next one
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:return: the supply date
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'''
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date_obj = Pool().get('ir.date')
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if not date:
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date = date_obj.today()
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next_date = date + datetime.timedelta(1)
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return (date + datetime.timedelta(product_supplier.delivery_time),
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next_date + datetime.timedelta(product_supplier.delivery_time))
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return date + datetime.timedelta(product_supplier.delivery_time)
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def compute_purchase_date(self, product_supplier, date):
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'''
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