Nicolas Martinelli
5c2380e9f4
1. Create an attribute with create_variant boolean un-ticked (ie. don't create variants from these attributes). For example 'Test Attribute' 2. Create attribute values related to the above attribute. For example 'Test 1', 'Test 2', etc 3. Create a product (product.template) and assign an attribute (eg. Color: black and white) 4. On one of the product variants, add one of the attribute values for the attribute we've created in step 2 to the attribute_value_ids field to allow for filtering by product attributes that do not create variants. 5. Go back to product template and add another attribute value to an attribute where create_variant is True (eg. Memory: 16 GB) 6. Our value from attribute_value_ids is gone, and the product has been deactivated When attributes are set with create_variant is False, they are obviously not used to create variants. Therefore, when we are looking for existing variants, we should filter out these attributes. Partially closes #18682 opw-762743
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