Hi,

You can use the following code,

def update_move_lines(self, move_id, **kwargs) -> http.Response:

          line_data = json.loads(http.request.httprequest.data)

          try:

                 move_id = int(move_id)

                 move = http.request.env['stock.move'].browse(move_id)

                 if not move:

                       raise UserError("Stock Move not found.")

                 existing_lines = move.move_line_ids

                 existing_index = 0

                 for line_vals in line_data:

                      quantity_done = line_vals.get('quantity')

                      destination_package_id = line_vals.get('destination_package_id')

                      if existing_index (less than or equal) len(existing_lines) - 1:

                             move_line = http.request.env['stock.move.line'].browse(existing_lines[existing_index].id)

                            move_line.sudo().write({ 'qty_done': quantity_done, 'result_package_id': destination_package_id })

                            existing_index += 1

                            logging.info('update_here')

                     else:

                            logging.info('create here')

               return response_template(status_code=200, status="success", data=line_data)

        except ValueError:

              raise UserError("Invalid Move ID.")

Hope it helps,

hello

as you are from a controller, the crud (create read update delete) right should be set to read only so change the group ruel or do a sudo in your write method

don't think it's a good idea to do a sdo here (check your securty route and use token and user)

Annabelle

ok i think i figured it out. i should do this instead.

move_line = http.request.env['stock.move.line'].browse(existing_lines[existing_index].id) 

move_line.quantity = quantity_done 
move_line.result_package_id = destination_package_id

can someone explain why .write doesn't work though? :/