Created on 2022-02-03.18:30:01 by ced, last changed 3 months ago by roundup-bot.
New changeset da3d3cbdba2c by Cédric Krier in branch 'default': Add volume dimensions to package https://hg.tryton.org/tryton-env/rev/da3d3cbdba2c
New changeset 78a98bdfedee by Cédric Krier in branch 'default': Add volume dimensions to package https://hg.tryton.org/modules/stock_shipment_measurements/rev/78a98bdfedee
New changeset 18e7528fb716 by Cédric Krier in branch 'default': Add volume dimensions to package https://hg.tryton.org/modules/stock_package/rev/18e7528fb716
On 2022-02-07 11:46, Maxime Richez wrote: > It's "Packages Weight", sorry. > It was done is this issue: https://bugs.tryton.org/issue11123 Indeed I did not see the second conditional class extension. > Total volume is useful for customs purposes. (but it could be a custom dev for us if you think it not should be in core). If we have done it for weight, I guess we should also do it for volume.
It's "Packages Weight", sorry.
It was done is this issue: https://bugs.tryton.org/issue11123
Total volume is useful for customs purposes. (but it could be a custom dev for us if you think it not should be in core).
Would be also useful to have "Volume Package" (like "Weight Package" in "Other
Info" Tab) which is a function field equals to the sum of volumes of all root
packages.
As far as I can see, we do not have "Weight Package" on shipment (it must be a custom development).
Indeed for me it makes sense to compute the weight and volume for the shipment as done in stock_shipment_measurement
which is based only on the sum of the moves.
But once the shipment is packages the total of packages has no real interest for me.
Package may have its own volume (which is often defined by WxLxH). So in this case it must replace the total volume of the package based on the content.
Also a common case is the pallet for which we know the ground surface from the type but the height only when packaging. So we could store on the package type some dimensions and copy them on the package (like for the weight). Then when we have all three dimension we can compute the volume.
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