A till attached to a shop whose goods are kept at the shelf price has to sell the way that shop keeps its books. This module makes it do so: a point of sale whose operation type belongs to a retail warehouse takes over that warehouse’s fiscal position and its retail price list.
The fiscal position is what carries both halves of the setup. It maps the taxes the shelf price is split with - to the VAT included variants a till works with - and it maps the accounts the goods, the markup and the deferred VAT are kept on, so a shop that holds its merchandise on 371.01 rather than 371 has its sales land there too.
Only fields left empty are filled, on creation and when this module is installed, so a till deliberately run on another price list keeps it.
This module exists only because of where the pieces sit in the dependency graph. l10n_ro_pos depends on point_of_sale and l10n_ro_config, not on l10n_ro_stock_account_retail, so it cannot read the retail marking of a warehouse - and demo data of one module cannot reference records of a module that is not among its dependencies.
Making l10n_ro_pos depend on l10n_ro_stock_account_retail would be the wrong fix: a cash register does not need the accounting of goods held at retail in order to work. When the dependencies are reworked for 20.0, the better move is to push the marking of a shop down to where the point of sale can already see it - l10n_ro_retail, the retail price list and the fiscal position of the warehouse belong with the warehouse itself, in l10n_ro_stock, leaving only the valuation of the markup and the deferred VAT in l10n_ro_stock_account_retail. This bridge then has nothing left to bridge and can be dropped.
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