@spree/docs 0.1.225 → 0.1.226
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@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ A stock level carries four counts, and a fifth is derived from them. Keeping the
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| `incoming_count` | How much is on its way here — on a purchase order placed with a supplier, or a transfer already in transit |
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| **`available_count`** | `count_on_hand − allocated_count` — what's actually sellable, before checkout holds |
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Reserved and incoming are kept as counters rather than worked out on every read, because the Inventory page in the dashboard reads them for every row, many times a day, and only a handful of things change them: entering or leaving checkout moves reserved;
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Reserved and incoming are kept as counters rather than worked out on every read, because the Inventory page in the dashboard reads them for every row, many times a day, and only a handful of things change them: entering or leaving checkout moves reserved; marking a purchase order ordered or a transfer in transit adds to incoming, and receiving, closing, cancelling or reopening the document takes the remainder back off. Nothing else writes them. If a figure ever looks wrong, `rake spree:stock:recount_levels` recomputes both from their sources and reports every row it corrected — the same task the 6.0 upgrade runs to fill them in for existing stock.
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A transfer counts as incoming from the moment it is marked in transit, not when it is drafted: until the van leaves, nothing is moving. Units a delivery rejects at the dock leave incoming too — they are recorded on the receipt, but they are not coming.
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