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enterprise-addons/sale_subscription/models/account_move_line.py
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# Part of Odoo. See LICENSE file for full copyright and licensing details.
from dateutil.relativedelta import relativedelta
from odoo import fields, models, api
from odoo.tools.sql import column_exists, create_column
class AccountMoveLine(models.Model):
_inherit = "account.move.line"
def _auto_init(self):
# create column manually to skip initial computation
if not column_exists(self.env.cr, "account_move_line", "subscription_mrr"):
create_column(self.env.cr, "account_move_line", "subscription_mrr", "numeric")
return super()._auto_init()
subscription_id = fields.Many2one("sale.order", index=True)
subscription_mrr = fields.Monetary(
string="Monthly Recurring Revenue",
compute="_compute_mrr",
store=True,
help="The MRR is computed by dividing the signed amount (in company currency) by the "
"amount of time between the start and end dates converted in months.\nThis allows "
"comparison of invoice lines created by subscriptions with different temporalities.\n"
"The computation assumes that 1 month is comprised of exactly 30 days, regardless "
" of the actual length of the month.",
)
# NOTE: deps on subscription_id are omitted by design, as it would trigger a recompute of
# past data is a subscription's template where changed somehow
# This computation should happen once and should basically be left as-is once done
@api.depends("price_subtotal", "deferred_start_date", "deferred_end_date", "move_id.move_type")
def _compute_mrr(self):
"""Compute the Subscription MRR for the line.
The MRR is defined using generally accepted ratios used identically in the
sale.order model to compute the MRR for a subscription; this method
simply applies the same computation for a single invoice line for reporting
purposes.
"""
for line in self:
if not (line.deferred_end_date and line.deferred_start_date):
line.subscription_mrr = 0
continue
# we need to retro-compute the interval of the subscription as close as possible
# hence the addition of 1 extra day to the end date - this mirrors the computation
# of the next date in the subscription
delta = relativedelta(
dt1=line.deferred_end_date + relativedelta(days=1),
dt2=line.deferred_start_date,
)
months = delta.months + delta.days / 30.0 + delta.years * 12.0
line.subscription_mrr = line.price_subtotal / months if months else 0
if line.move_id.move_type == "out_refund":
line.subscription_mrr *= -1
def copy_data(self, default=None):
data_list = super().copy_data(default=default)
for line, values in zip(self, data_list):
if line.subscription_id:
values['deferred_start_date'] = line.deferred_start_date
values['deferred_end_date'] = line.deferred_end_date
return data_list
@api.depends('move_id.ref')
def _compute_name(self):
"""
This override is needed cause in the function _subscription_post_success_payment we do a write on the ref,
the compute_name of the account_move_line is triggered again and override the description. So for line that
have the boolean recurring_invoice we don't recompute the name.
"""
move_line_to_recompute = self
for line in move_line_to_recompute.filtered(lambda l: l.move_id.inalterable_hash is False):
if line.sale_line_ids and all(sale_line.recurring_invoice for sale_line in line.sale_line_ids):
move_line_to_recompute = move_line_to_recompute - line
super(AccountMoveLine, move_line_to_recompute)._compute_name()
def _sale_determine_order(self):
mapping_from_invoice = super()._sale_determine_order()
if mapping_from_invoice:
renewed_subscriptions_ids = [
so.id for so in mapping_from_invoice.values()
if so.subscription_state == '5_renewed'
]
child_orders = self.env['sale.order'].search([
('subscription_state', '=', '3_progress'),
('origin_order_id', 'in', renewed_subscriptions_ids),
], order='id ASC')
# An AML in the mapping that is renewed but has no child orders indicates an invalid
# state -> remove it from the mapping before returning.
bad_aml_ids = []
for aml_id, so in mapping_from_invoice.items():
if so.subscription_state == '5_renewed':
origin_order_id = so.origin_order_id.id or so.id
min_child_order = next(
(child for child in child_orders if child.origin_order_id.id == origin_order_id),
None
)
if min_child_order:
mapping_from_invoice[aml_id] = min_child_order
else:
bad_aml_ids.append(aml_id)
for aml_id in bad_aml_ids:
del mapping_from_invoice[aml_id]
return mapping_from_invoice
def _get_max_invoiced_date(self):
""" Util to determine the latest deferred_end_date of several account.move.line
When full refunds are founds, their deferred_end_date are ignored because the corresponding period
is not a period covered by the subscription contract. It may be reinvoiced later.
Minimal change preserving the original behavior of not differentiating by product.
"""
periods = {}
for aml in self:
if aml.move_id.state in ['draft', 'cancel'] or not aml.deferred_end_date:
continue
# Determine target UoM for quantity conversion
# When the sale order line has been deleted, sale_line_ids is empty.
# In that case, use the invoice line's own UoM as the target.
if aml.sale_line_ids:
target_uom = aml.sale_line_ids.product_uom_id
elif aml.product_uom_id:
target_uom = aml.product_uom_id
else:
continue
sign = 1 if aml.move_id.move_type == 'out_invoice' else -1
periods.setdefault(aml.deferred_end_date, 0.0)
periods[aml.deferred_end_date] += sign * abs(aml.product_uom_id._compute_quantity(aml.quantity, target_uom, round=False))
invoice_dates = [d for d, qty in periods.items() if qty > 0.0]
return invoice_dates and max(invoice_dates)