Manufacturing capacity report #57
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Addresses #48
First cut of the manufacturing capacity report - likely some refinement needed around some of the calcs and a second set of eyes on the function grabbing all the 'demand' would be good.
In general, for any given BOM input for the report, it recurses 'up' the tree to get the top-level parents, calculates total demand for the parent (assumes the top-level parent demand is what's driving the sub-BOMs in the tree, demand is based on Sales Orders, Material Requests of type Manufacture, and Work Orders, adjusting for any overlap), then recurses 'down' the BOM tree to collect data and make calcs based on the top-level parent demanded quantity.
Tests are started, but I'd like to add one to check the data output of the report once the cols/calculations are nailed down. In exciting news, the Ambrosia Pie Company has added some new products!