When creating work orders via the UI, when you enter the assembly item and the quantity on the header, the lines will bring in the components with the correct line-level quantities. For example component A = 1; component B = 2 so on the line if the quantity = 5, each component will show the correct quantities. However, when creating work orders via script, the component line quantities show up as the original component quantities (ie A = 1; B =2). What other fields are needed on the script to have those quantities show up correctly?

Are you using Advanced Manufacturing? There's a bug somewhere in their logic that messes with quantities (at the line level) when you change values on work orders.

It might be the order in which you are setting header level fields; you might be changing something at the header level which is resetting those quantities erroneously (location is good example)

@Sandii I did try isDynamic: true but it still didn’t work.

I have code that is doing similar stuff, and it has no problems as long as quantity is the last thing I set (it's also in dynamic mode which is why I suggested that)

Yep I checked some old code that I had that created work orders and it looks the same so I’m wondering what’s different in this environment.

You could try swapping item/location since those are the 2 things taht would determine what BOM it should use if they have advanced manu

im pretty sure you're running into what I was running into with the quantities changing which is a defect and not on you

I see a comment in our code that we explicitly set

location

twice because it stopped working, so it makes me think that setting location after item might fix your problem

Order only matters if its in the UI or dynamic mode.