[18.0][ADD] pos_order_return_scrap: Add to 18.0

[nguyenminhchien]

This module was initially part of the Foodcoop set of addons. We're now migrating it to 18.0 and taking this occasion to contribute it to OCA.

Dependency:

• [18.0][MIG] pos_order_return: Migration to 18.0 #1473

Features

• Add a new option "Is Scrap?" to "POS Partial Return Wizard". When checked, the system automatically creates a scrap order for the returned quantities of that product.

Use Case

Consider a food cooperative retail store where product quality and inventory accuracy are paramount. A customer purchases fresh produce, dairy products, or packaged goods but later discovers the items are damaged, expired, or unsuitable for consumption.

In traditional return processes, returned items are added back to inventory, which can lead to:

• Contaminated or damaged goods being inadvertently resold
• Inventory discrepancies when items must later be manually scrapped
• Additional handling steps and potential food safety risks

With this module, the cashier can immediately flag the returned items as "Scrap" during the return transaction. The system:

1. Automatically creates a scrap order, removing the items from sellable inventory
2. Maintains accurate stock levels and traceability for damaged goods
3. Ensures food safety compliance by preventing resale of unsuitable products

This streamlined workflow is particularly valuable in:

• Food cooperatives and grocery stores: Managing returns of perishable goods, damaged packaging, or expired items
• Retail stores: Handling returns of defective merchandise that cannot be restocked
• Pharmacies: Processing returns of compromised or opened products
• Any retail environment: Where product condition directly impacts resale eligibility

The module reduces manual intervention, improves inventory accuracy, and ensures that only sellable products remain in stock.

[legalsylvain]

Hi. Thanks for jour contribution. Could you provide a use case and take a look on the red CI ?
Thanks.

[nguyenminhchien]

Hi. Thanks for jour contribution. Could you provide a use case and take a look on the red CI ? Thanks.

Hi, updated.
But the tests were failed because of the same reason with other PRs: