old_contents: # Copyright 2017 Eficent Business and IT Consulting Services, S.L.
  # License LGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html).
  
  from odoo import models
  
  
  class ProcurementRule(models.Model):
      _inherit = 'procurement.rule'
  
      def _get_stock_move_values(self, product_id, product_qty, product_uom,
                                 location_id, name, origin, values, group_id):
          vals = super(ProcurementRule, self)._get_stock_move_values(
              product_id, product_qty, product_uom,
              location_id, name, origin, values, group_id)
          if 'orderpoint_id' in values:
              vals['orderpoint_ids'] = [(4, values['orderpoint_id'].id)]
          elif 'orderpoint_ids' in values:
              vals['orderpoint_ids'] = [(4, o.id)
                                        for o in vals['orderpoint_ids']]
          return vals
  
new_contents: # Copyright 2017 Eficent Business and IT Consulting Services, S.L.
  # License LGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html).
  
  from odoo import models
  
  
  class ProcurementRule(models.Model):
      _inherit = 'procurement.rule'
  
      def _get_stock_move_values(self, product_id, product_qty, product_uom,
                                 location_id, name, origin, values, group_id):
          vals = super(ProcurementRule, self)._get_stock_move_values(
              product_id, product_qty, product_uom,
              location_id, name, origin, values, group_id)
          if 'orderpoint_id' in values:
              vals['orderpoint_ids'] = [(4, values['orderpoint_id'].id)]
          elif 'orderpoint_ids' in values:
              vals['orderpoint_ids'] = [(4, o.id)
                                        for o in values['orderpoint_ids']]
          return vals
  
subject: Fix read of wrong dictionnary