Add BackorderedFirst allocator #2914
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With this PR we add the possibility to change the stock allocation logic using a custom class without override the allocate_inventory method in SimpleCoordinator.
Now it's possibile use another allocator to give the priority on backorderable stock location. If a on hand stock location ( no backorderable ) can't stock all the inventory units, ship all the inventory from the backorderable stock location.
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It's worth to say that this PR depends on #2810 |
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After thinking about this PR I'm going to close it whereas |
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Add a new allocator to build the packages giving the priority on the backorderable stock locations.
How it works
Using
BackorderableFirstallocator if the stock location marked asdefaultcan't stock all the required inventory units, all they are shipped from the backorderable stock location.Documentation link: documentation