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• Rev 37700 2026-09-18 01:05:17
• Author: amit

• Log message:

  Internal movement: order against expected stock, and stop reserving lines that can no longer ship
  
  Two rules changed, both about stock that was being treated as unavailable when it is not.
  
  Stock still to arrive now counts toward what a movement order can be raised for. A movement is
  planned against what the warehouse will hold, so the order is raised now and dispatched once the
  stock lands; previously a warehouse holding only inbound stock refused outright, even though the
  receipt was already on an open order.
  
  A purchase order line stops reserving stock once its own order moves past being submitted for
  processing. Billed or shipped means the units have already come off the shelf; cancelled means
  the line can never dispatch them. Holding either back a second time hid stock that was genuinely
  free - on prod, 660 of 675 reserved units were on lines whose orders had already moved on. A line
  whose order has not been raised at all is still a live promise and keeps its hold, and a line is
  held only for the quantity still sitting in an in-process order, so a partly-shipped order
  releases the rest.
  
  priceFor and describeAvailability continue to read stock through one shared examine(), so what is
  shown while choosing a quantity stays exactly what the order is created against.