gusty fulcrum
I'm using a CSV to automatically import products to my Medusa back-end.
The import appears to work fine but the products are showing as "Out of stock" even though there are positive values in the "Variant Inventory Quantity" column for each product/variant.
If I manually add a product in Medusa the product shows as In stock on the store front.
Anyone encountered this issue and know the fix?
silent shadow
Can you show the response for this product
gusty fulcrum
Sure @silent shadow — here's what I get in the logs when I have console.log(product); in the code:
@silent shadow I think I just found the issue.
I had "Allow back order" set to "True" in my CSV for my imported products.
I set it to "False" and re-imported them and now they are showing as in stock and I can add them to my cart.
Think I found a bug here or perhaps I got something else wrong with my import?
And to add a a bit more info — if I manually swith the "Allow backorders" on and try to save I get a "property stock_location should not exist" error.
silent shadow
I don't know, but this is not the full log Why are you console logging from the backend? Is this some custom route?
gusty fulcrum
@silent shadow sorry I'm not really sure what you meant by "Can you show the response for this product"
Where can I find that?
rich ibex
I see the same behavior, enabling backorders makes the product unavailable
gusty fulcrum
@rich ibex good to know. Feels like a bug perhaps.
rich ibex
this is storefront shit
gusty fulcrum
Ah OK
rich ibex
/src/modules/products/components/product-actions/index.tsx
can you search here for const inStock
and share the code
i managed to make it work 🙂
gusty fulcrum
Do you also see the "property stock_location should not exist" error in the back-end if you try to set a product to allow backorders?
rich ibex
nope
gusty fulcrum
OK. I installed then removed these plugins:
Maybe that causes that error for me.
Here's the code I have in : /src/modules/products/components/product-actions/index.tsx
// check if the selected variant is in stock
const inStock = useMemo(() => {
if (variant && !variant.inventory_quantity) {
return false
}
if (variant && variant.allow_backorder === false) {
return true
}
}, [variant])
rich ibex
use markdown please
gusty fulcrum
``
// check if the selected variant is in stock
const inStock = useMemo(() => {
if (variant && !variant.inventory_quantity) {
return false
}
if (variant && variant.allow_backorder === false) {
return true
}
}, [variant])
``
rich ibex
error: property stock_location should not exist
i got this now
and cannot save
lol
rich ibex
no
so I managed to get rid of the error
const inStock = useMemo(() => {
if ((variant && variant.inventory_quantity) || (variant && variant.allow_backorder === true)) {
return true
}
if (variant && !variant.inventory_quantity) {
return false
}
}, [variant])
update the product action
and this will enable the variant if backorder is enabled
to get rid of the error
go the db
product variant
remove the backorder and add inv quantity 11
on the admin set quantity to 0
and reenable the backorder
rich ibex
@gusty fulcrum did you manage?
gusty fulcrum
Sorry @rich ibex I missed your message.
I will give it a try ASAP — I expect I'll be able to look in a few hrs. I'll report back.
gusty fulcrum
@rich ibex I just went through the steps you outlined and the error is gone. Thank you — amazing!
rich ibex
and you update the storefront as well?
gusty fulcrum
Yep
But something I'm not sure if is correct or not.
I have a product set to 0 in stock and available on back-order.
It can be added to the cart (correct).
But there's nothing on the page saying it's only available as back-order.
I guess I can add my own logic for this but wondered if that's something the storefront should handle already (and thus maybe something is wrong).
Do you know?
rich ibex
Ah we can do that easily
gusty fulcrum
Cool — I guessed so. Just wasn't sure if it was already done (and my storefront had a problem) or if I needed to do it.
rich ibex
You probably need to