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  Create new global procurement rule from Stock -> Output
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  !record {model: procurement.rule, id: global_proc_rule}:
    name: Stock -> output
    action: move
    picking_type_id: stock.picking_type_internal
    location_src_id: stock.stock_location_stock
    location_id: stock.stock_location_output 
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  Create Delivery Order from Output -> Customer 
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  !record {model: stock.picking, id: pick_output}:
    name: Delivery order for procurement
    partner_id: base.res_partner_2
    picking_type_id: stock.picking_type_out
    location_id: stock.stock_location_output
    location_dest_id: stock.stock_location_customers
    move_lines:
        - product_id: product.product_product_3
          product_uom_qty: 10.00
          procure_method: make_to_order
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  Confirm delivery order.
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  !python {model: stock.picking, id: pick_output}: |
    self.action_confirm()
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  I run the scheduler.
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  !python {model: procurement.order, id: False}: |
    self.run_scheduler()
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  Check a picking was created from stock to output.
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  !python {model: stock.move, id: False}: |
    picking = self.env["stock.picking"].browse(ref("pick_output"))
    moves = self.search([
      ('product_id', '=', ref('product.product_product_3')),
      ('location_id', '=', ref('stock.stock_location_stock')),
      ('location_dest_id', '=', ref('stock.stock_location_output')),
      ('move_dest_id', '=', picking.move_lines[0].id)
    ])
    assert len(moves.ids) == 1, "It should have created a picking from Stock to Output with the original picking as destination"