* simplify fetching latest inventory date
* use api.depends where needed
* add hook for cycle count creation
* take advantage of api.multi on check_zero_confirmation method
When rules are configured and have been applied, we should not
have an implicit fallback on the base location, as it would kind
of cancel the benefits of the rules (as it would then take whatever
it wants anywhere in all the locations).
This reverts commit 768f186fd2.
Which is not more optimized, the optimization based on parent_path
doesn't make sense here as the ORM will read parent_path in the location
and get the parent ids by splitting the ids, it doesn't need more than
one query on stock_location which is done based on its id and can reuse
the cache, there is no lookup on parent path for parent_of.
>>> env["stock.reserve.rule"].search([("location_id", "parent_of", 3125)])
2020-05-27 05:36:59,938 1 DEBUG log_p odoo.sql_db: query: SELECT "stock_location"."id" as "id","stock_location"."name" as "name","stock_location"."complete_name" as "complete_name","stock_location"."active" as "active","stock_location"."usage" as "usage","stock_location"."location_id" as "location_id","stock_location"."comment" as "comment","stock_location"."parent_path" as "parent_path", <stripped>,"stock_location"."create_uid" as "create_uid","stock_location"."create_date" as "create_date","stock_location"."write_uid" as "write_uid","stock_location"."write_date" as "write_date" FROM "stock_location" WHERE "stock_location".id IN (3125)
2020-05-27 05:36:59,942 1 DEBUG log_p odoo.sql_db: query: SELECT "stock_reserve_rule".id FROM "stock_reserve_rule" WHERE (("stock_reserve_rule"."active" = true) AND ("stock_reserve_rule"."location_id" in (1,7,8,133,134,135,144,207,3125))) ORDER BY "stock_reserve_rule"."sequence" ,"stock_reserve_rule"."id"
