[IMP] Inventory: Bringing least packages current

[erjer-odoo]

While working on the removal strategies overview script, I realized that the documentation for "Least packages removal" was out of date. In this PR, I did the following:

• Added a section about enabling the removal strategy
• Added a subsection about storing products in packages before they can be used
• Added subsections on enabling the strategy on the location or product category
• Updated screenshots to be current
• Updated language to be current with 18.3 forward

All of this work makes the last of the removal strategies docs consistent with the other removal strategies docs.

This saas-18.3 PR can be FWP up to master.

[robodoo]

[erjer-odoo]

Hi @larm-odoo ! I'm finishing up work on the removal strategies docs. This update brings it current, as well as consistent with the other removal strategies docs that I worked on last week. When you get a moment, can you review and let me know what you think? Thank you!

[larm-odoo]

Hi @erjer-odoo - great explanation for this. Most of my suggestions are just that, suggestions, so take what you want and toss the rest. My only concern was the last part, in the image with the flour, I can't see how the user would know that the 100kg bag was used. So I would add something else to show how that is verified. Tag me again for a quick look when you're done!

[larm-odoo]

Line 11 - "and" instead of "and/or"
We default to a singular one - but I can't comment on the line itself for some reaon

[larm-odoo]

I feel the whole example belongs in an admonition block, because currently it's "imagine if.." then "example: ..." but they are both the same example, so combining them might be visually easier to follow.

[larm-odoo]

Suggested change

	The *packages* feature is used to group products together and is required for the least packages
	removal strategy.
	The packages feature is used to group products together and is required for the *least packages*
	removal strategy.

I feel the emphasis can be put on the item being discussed, and since the second 'packages' wasn't italiciced in the sentence above, you only need ot use it once. Totally optional!

[larm-odoo]

I don't know if this is necessary since it's a pretty straightforward item - we're just checking a box, there aren't several different options ot ocnfogure with drop-downs, etc.

[larm-odoo]

Suggested change

	Navigate to :menuselection:`Inventory app --> Configuration --> Settings` and select the check box
	for the :guilabel:`Packages` feature.
	Navigate to :menuselection:`Inventory app --> Configuration --> Settings` and in the :guilabel:`Operations` section, activate the check box
	for the :guilabel:`Packages` feature.

I'll be 110% honest- I cannot remember if it was select or enable, etc. This is just a personal preference- both the extra navigation and 'select'. I realie it's the first thing, but INventory has a LOT of secitons so it might be helpful.

[larm-odoo]

AWESOME tip!

[larm-odoo]

Youo could link "unit of measure" to the section in whatever doc there is that explains all of this. Just an idea!

[larm-odoo]

Suggested change

	Create a :ref:`delivery order <inventory/delivery/one-step>` for eighty kilograms of flour by going
	A :ref:`delivery order <inventory/delivery/one-step>` is created for eighty kilograms of flour, and confirmed. ```
	Ony because when youa re writing "create.." it implies the user is following along - but this is an example and they won't have the items set up.configured/etc. So I feel it is nice to phrase it as "this happened, then this, etc" You know what I mean? The example is explaining what is happening, but shouldn't be telling the user to do the steps since they wouldn't really be able to.

[larm-odoo]

After re-reading this, I would rehrase this to "A sales order is created for..... When it is 'confirmed', a deliveyr order is created.

[larm-odoo]

Suggested change

	For more details about *where* the units were picked, click the :guilabel:`Details` link, located on
	the far-right. Doing so opens the :guilabel:`Detailed Operations` pop-up window, displaying how the
	reserved items were picked, according to the removal strategy.
	For more details about *where* the units were picked, click :guilabel:`Details` on the product line.. Doing so opens the :guilabel:`Detailed Operations` pop-up window, displaying how the
	reserved items were picked, according to the removal strategy.

I just wasn't sure where I was lookingn, and just tought it woudl be helpful to say it's ont he line.

[larm-odoo]

Suggested change

	In the :guilabel:`Detailed Operations` pop-up window, the :guilabel:`Pick From` field displays where
	the quantities to fulfill the :guilabel:`Demand` are picked. Because the order demanded eighty
	kilograms, which exceeds the quantity in the opened package of `54 kg`, an unopened package of `100
	kg` is selected.
	In the :guilabel:`Detailed Operations` pop-up window, the :guilabel:`Pick From` field displays where
	the quantities to fulfill the :guilabel:`Demand` are picked. Because the order demands eighty
	kilograms, which exceeds the quantity in the opened package of `54 kg`, an unopened package of `100
	kg` is selected.

2 things- I felt 'demands' sounded right, but you decide! Also, I was confused, because it mentions that a 100kg bag is used, but it's not shown on the form. Is there any way to tell what was taken? Or are you just explaining information that is not available from the form? I was tyring to follow along and see where it's verified that the 100kg bag was used form the pop-up, but it just does'nt give the info.

[larm-odoo]

Basically, is there another way to veirfy/see what bag was used for this order? Maybe it's on another screen or report? I'm just thinking out loud, because if I was a worker, from this image, I wouldn't know that a 100kg bag was used- I could think that a 50 and a 50 were used/combined.