Product with 'force in stock' stock status is shown as out of stock

[kate1zheng]

Environment Details

• Spartacus: 1.2
• Browser: Google Chrome Version 76.0.3809.132
• OS: MacOS jave version 10.14.6
• Device: laptop

Steps to Reproduce

1. change the stock status as force in stock
2. go to PDP for this product

Observed Results

the product is shown as out of stock

Expected Results

should show 'available online' like on-premise

Repository Used

Offer to Fix

Additional Information

[kate1zheng]

when setting the stockstatus as 'force in stock', the response is: "stock" : { "stockLevelStatus" : "inStock" }, when setting the stock status as 'not specified', the response is: "stock" : { "stockLevel" : 22, "stockLevelStatus" : "inStock" },

however, in add-to-cart component, the stock logic is this.hasStock = product.stock && product.stock.stockLevelStatus !== 'outOfStock' && product.stock.stockLevel > 0; it doesn't consider the situation 'force in stock'

[KateChuen]

Investigate if it's a spartacus issue or if we need to request an update in the api.

[josecervera]

+1 Besides, in SAP Commerce, if you don't associate any warehouse to the basestore, it will generate by default a stock with StockLevel == 0 (see de.hybris.platform.commercefacades.product.converters.populator.StockPopulator), so the condition on (product.stock.stockLevel > 0) fails.

[bgambocjaviniar]

Looks like it fixed:

QA:

When changing the stocks, it takes a while before it updates its in the backend. Wait ~45s and refresh the product page or navigate to it if you closed it.

• Used 358639 product
• change available amount to 0
• change in stock status to force in stock
• in spartacus, it should be show in stock for that product

[KateChuen]

Tested it on dev10 with hybris-commerce-suite-1905.6.zip (and develop branch of spartacussampledataaddon and commercewebservicesdata).

It is working like you describe it.

• Setting it to 'force in stock', then going back to PDP, I can see that the product is in stock. I can add it to cart, and place an order. Sometimes it's just slow and you just have to wait a bit like Brian said... ~45s.