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  In order to check if the reference is populated from the supplier_invoice_number
  I create an invoice.
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  !record {model: account.invoice, id: invoice_supplier_invoice_number, view: account.invoice_supplier_form}:
    account_id: account.a_pay
    check_total: 3000.0
    company_id: base.main_company
    currency_id: base.EUR
    invoice_line:
      - account_id: account.a_expense
        name: '[PCSC234] PC Assemble SC234'
        price_unit: 300.0
        product_id: product.product_product_3
        quantity: 10.0
        uos_id: product.product_uom_unit
    journal_id: account.expenses_journal
    partner_id: base.res_partner_12
    reference_type: none
    supplier_invoice_number: ZZZ246
    type: in_invoice
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  Set again the type of the invoice (not set on the first one...)
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  !record {model: account.invoice, id: invoice_supplier_invoice_number, view: account.invoice_supplier_form}:
    type: in_invoice
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  Ensure that the reference is the same than the supplier_invoice_number
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  !assert {model: account.invoice, id: invoice_supplier_invoice_number}:
    - reference == 'ZZZ246'
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  In order to check if the supplier_invoice_number is copied to the supplier_invoice_number
  when the reference is empty, I empty the reference
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  !record {model: account.invoice, id: invoice_supplier_invoice_number, view: account.invoice_supplier_form}:
    reference:
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  And I write a new supplier_invoice_number
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  !record {model: account.invoice, id: invoice_supplier_invoice_number, view: account.invoice_supplier_form}:
    supplier_invoice_number: ABC789
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  Ensure that the reference is the same than the supplier_invoice_number
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  !assert {model: account.invoice, id: invoice_supplier_invoice_number}:
    - reference == 'ABC789'