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In stock Odoo, summing anything in payroll rules (but most importantly rule amounts and category amounts by code), the considered payslips are referenced from their `date_from` field. However in the USA, it is in fact the `date_to` that is more important (or accounting date). A Payslip made for 2019-12-20 to 2020-01-04 should in fact be considered a '2020' payslip, and thus the summation on other '2020' payslips must find it by considering payslips `date_to`.
67 lines
2.7 KiB
Python
67 lines
2.7 KiB
Python
from .common import TestUsPayslip, process_payslip
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class TestSpecial(TestUsPayslip):
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def test_semi_monthly(self):
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salary = 80000.0
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employee = self._createEmployee()
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# so the schedule_pay is now on the Structure...
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contract = self._createContract(employee, wage=salary, schedule_pay='semi-monthly')
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payslip = self._createPayslip(employee, '2019-01-01', '2019-01-14')
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payslip.compute_sheet()
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def test_payslip_sum_behavior(self):
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us_structure = self.env.ref('l10n_us_hr_payroll.structure_type_employee')
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rule_category_comp = self.env.ref('hr_payroll.COMP')
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test_rule_category = self.env['hr.salary.rule.category'].create({
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'name': 'Test Sum Behavior',
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'code': 'test_sum_behavior',
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'parent_id': rule_category_comp.id,
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})
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test_rule = self.env['hr.salary.rule'].create({
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'sequence': 450,
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'category_id': test_rule_category.id,
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'name': 'Test Sum Behavior',
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'code': 'test_sum_behavior',
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'condition_select': 'python',
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'condition_python': 'result = 1',
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'amount_select': 'code',
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'amount_python_compute': '''
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ytd_category = payslip.sum_category('test_sum_behavior', '2020-01-01', '2021-01-01')
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ytd_rule = payslip.sum('test_sum_behavior', '2020-01-01', '2021-01-01')
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result = 0.0
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if ytd_category != ytd_rule:
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# error
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result = -1.0
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elif ytd_rule == 0.0:
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# first payslip in period
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result = 1.0
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'''
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})
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us_structure.write({'rule_ids': [(4, test_rule.id, 0)]})
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salary = 80000.0
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employee = self._createEmployee()
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contract = self._createContract(employee, wage=salary, schedule_pay='bi-weekly')
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payslip = self._createPayslip(employee, '2019-12-30', '2020-01-12')
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payslip.compute_sheet()
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cats = self._getCategories(payslip)
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self.assertEqual(cats['test_sum_behavior'], 1.0)
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process_payslip(payslip)
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# Basic date_from behavior.
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self.env['ir.config_parameter'].set_param('hr_payroll.payslip.sum_behavior', 'date_from')
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# The the date_from on the last payslip will not be found
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payslip = self._createPayslip(employee, '2020-01-13', '2020-01-27')
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payslip.compute_sheet()
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cats = self._getCategories(payslip)
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self.assertEqual(cats['test_sum_behavior'], 1.0)
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# date_to behavior.
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self.env['ir.config_parameter'].set_param('hr_payroll.payslip.sum_behavior', 'date_to')
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# The date_to on the last payslip is found
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payslip = self._createPayslip(employee, '2020-01-13', '2020-01-27')
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payslip.compute_sheet()
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cats = self._getCategories(payslip)
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self.assertEqual(cats['test_sum_behavior'], 0.0)
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