SerialNumberTags
InvenTree plugin to enforce unique serial numbers based on part tags
Description
By default, InvenTree allows only basic validation of serial number uniqueness, supporting validation of either:
- Across a "tree" of parts and variants
- Across all parts
This plugin provides serial number uniqueness to be validated across a specific set of parts, as controlled by a custom part parameter.
A set of "tags" applied to each part (as specified by the selected parameter) controls which parts are linked together.
Installation
Command Line
To install manually via the command line, run the following command:
pip install inventree-serial-number-tags
Configuration
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Usage
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Metadata
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