On 11/07/13 16:00 -0000, Code Review - New issues: albert-nan wrote: > URL: http://codereview.tryton.org/978003/
I think this blueprint tries to solve too much things at once.
I see a first goal:
In current production module, we manage the ingredient but there is no
receipt.
So the goal is to provide on the production order the steps to follow to
produce the outputs. The steps look like the BOMOperation of the
blueprint. But I think it is more about collecting information than
assign operations. Each steps must collect which machine was used by who
(could be many) and how much time (I think about start and stop times
with many laps). Also I think those steps are sequencial and not
parallelizable (as the BOMRouteLine suggest).
A second goal:
In current module, there is no order for production except the planned
date. I think you try with the BOMRouteLine to manage as kind of order
inside the production order. But for me, the production order must be a
simplest order which is performed sequentially. If there are needs for
parallelism, it should be done by creating many production orders.
But I understand there is some missing features to get this design
works:
- we need to be able to sort the production within the same day. I
don't it should be done with predecessor and successor but just
with a sequence. The system make a proposal and the user can
change it. This is a very difficult topic and I think the first
step is to allow users to do it manually before trying to
computerize it.
- we need to be able to ouput a production into a temporary location
which will be the input of the next production. I think it could
be done with a similar design as production_stock_location (even
extend it)
Also a minor goal:
In current module, the assignation and process of the input moves are
done at once for all moves. There could be cases (for example: long
running production) where the users wants to proceed line by line. I
don't see any difficulties to implement it.
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