We're currently working on implementing VSF for a really old M1 solution. They don't show out of stock products. For some configurable products, stock_status and is_in_stock differs in Magento, stock_status is 0 and is_in_stock is 1. These products are not listed or shown in Magento frontend (as expected), but they are shown in VSF. From what I can see VSF only filters on is_in_stock which explains the different output of product listings.
As I see it this could be adjusted quite simply by one or more of the following actions:
adding extra filters in VSF
adjusting the logic in the indexer
update the stock data in Magento
From a brief dialogue with @pkarw in the Slack channel, we've come to the conclusion that the best cleanest solution probably is to adjust the logic in the indexer.
We're currently working on implementing VSF for a really old M1 solution. They don't show out of stock products. For some configurable products,
stock_statusandis_in_stockdiffers in Magento,stock_statusis0andis_in_stockis1. These products are not listed or shown in Magento frontend (as expected), but they are shown in VSF. From what I can see VSF only filters onis_in_stockwhich explains the different output of product listings.As I see it this could be adjusted quite simply by one or more of the following actions:
From a brief dialogue with @pkarw in the Slack channel, we've come to the conclusion that the best cleanest solution probably is to adjust the logic in the indexer.