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  In order to test the de-activation of a product,
  we will create a product and try to de-activate it
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  Create the product P7
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  !record {model: product.product, id: product7}:
    categ_id: product_cat1
    name: P7
    supply_method: buy
    type: product
    uom_id: product.product_uom_unit
    uom_po_id: product.product_uom_unit
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  Then, we a create a RfQ
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  !record {model: purchase.order, id: rfq2}:
    date_order: !eval time.strftime('%Y-%m-%d')
    minimum_planned_date: !eval time.strftime('%Y-%m-%d')
    location_id: stock.stock_location_stock
    partner_address_id: supplier_address_1
    partner_id: supplier1
    pricelist_id: purchase.list0
    rfq_ok: True
    order_line:
      - company_id: base.main_company
        date_planned: !eval time.strftime('%Y-%m-%d')
        price_unit: 1.0
        product_id: product7
        product_qty: 1.0
        product_uom: product.product_uom_unit
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  Send the RfQ
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  !python {model: purchase.order}: |
    self.rfq_sent(cr, uid, [ref('rfq2')])
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  Then, we try to de-activate this product
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  !python {model: product.product}: |
    res = self.deactivate_product(cr, uid, ref('product7'))
    assert type(res) == type({}) and res.get('res_model') == 'product.deactivation.error', "No error occured when the de-activation of the product"
