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• Rev 37610 2026-09-13 01:49:46
• Author: amit

• Log message:

  Carry stock with no recorded origin along instead of refusing the movement
  
  A movement was refused whenever an item had some stock traceable to a vendor and some whose
  origin was never recorded, telling the user to raise a second purchase order for the rest.
  Unrecorded stock has no vendor of its own, so that second order carried no more information
  than the first - and the prices were identical anyway: boAt 34336 at 85 both ways, Samsung
  36343/36344 at 1099, Riversong 36589 at 524, 36590 at 657. Bulk uploads of 200 rows were
  dying on the first such item, repeatedly.
  
  Only a second ORIGINAL VENDOR stops an order now, which is the case the refusal was for: a
  line item holds one price per item, so units genuinely bought from someone else cannot ride
  along. Unrecorded units move with the oldest stock at its price. They are not attributed to
  that vendor as a fact - nothing persists origin today, but if that is ever added they must
  not be stamped from this.
  
  The refusal also reported unrecorded stock as moving at 0.00. Such a bucket carries no price
  until it is resolved from the catalog when units are allocated, so reading one off it early
  reported perfectly good stock as worthless. Both sides of the message now resolve the price
  the same way the allocation does.
  
  Three tests added: a mixed traceable/unrecorded item moves in one order, two genuinely
  different vendors still refuse, and no message quotes a zero price from either side.