0056506: When a till is closed from the backend, the cashup process should be executed afterwards.

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0056506

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2024-07-01 14:48

2024-10-21 11:28

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NaroaIriarte

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SABARINATH P

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normal

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major

Reproducibility

always

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closed

Resolution

fixed

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24Q2.4

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guilleaer

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Summary

0056506: When a till is closed from the backend, the cashup process should be executed afterwards.

Description

If a till is closed using the close till from backend process, the cashup process should be executed the next time that terminal is used to avoid inconsistencies. This is not happening currently.

Steps To Reproduce

- As a prerequisite, the sessions module has to be installed.
- Log into the pos in the VBS-2 terminal and open the store with today's date.
- Go to the backend and go to the 'Terminals and Tills status' window. Find the 'VBS-2' terminal and select it. See that in the subtab 'Tills Status', the opened till appears as not closed.
- Push the 'Close Tills' process button, to close the tills corresponding to the terminal.
- See that now, the 'Till Status' subtab shows the till as closed and, more precisely, as 'Closed in Backend'.
- Go again to the POS, where the VBS-2 terminal is opened.
- Try to buy anything.
- See that you can continue working with it.
- This should not happen, the cashup should be executed before being able to continue working with it.
- If you go back to the backend to the 'Terminals and Tills status' and see the 'Tills Status subtab' you will see that the till is indeed closed but the 'Cash Up' field is empty.

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