[16.0][IMP] shopfloor: cluster picking, option to disable location-based move selection - #1247
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I don't think bypassing the confirmation of the location is a good idea. Why not just enabling the existing option scan location first? You should then have to still scan the product. Needs testing it works properly in this scenario with qty prefill, but the purpose was this one.
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Problem / Business Need
In standard cluster picking operations, scanning a location barcode infers and validates/selects the move planned at that location.
However, in real-world warehouse environments, stock discrepancies frequently occur (e.g., an operator physically placed Lot B at a bin while Odoo expects Lot A, or misidentified products are stored in the location). When location scanning auto-selects the move, operators unknowingly validate incorrect physical movements without realizing a mismatch exists between physical stock and Odoo's inventory state.
To enforce strict inventory control and force immediate discrepancy detection, warehouse managers need a way to require operators to explicitly scan the product, lot, or package barcode rather than relying on location inference.
cc @jbaudoux