Open dodiya-divyarajsinh opened 6 days ago
Hello, you cannot query native graphQL products since it relies on the Elasticsearch engine. You need your own elasticsearch query or external providers like Nosto, Algolia, PIM engine etc... to display your products in frontend.
Le lun. 21 oct. 2024 à 11:56, dodiya-divyarajsinh @.***> a écrit :
We have installed this module in 2.4.6 and 2.4.7-p2 it disables the module and indexing is done properly with all commands but it breaks GraphQl queries. GraphQl queries like products etc are not working and give an empty response with no error.
{products(filter:{sku:{eq:"roundstickers"}}){items{id name sku media_gallery { url label position disabled }}}}
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We have installed this module in 2.4.6 and 2.4.7-p2 it disables the module and indexing is done properly with all commands but it breaks GraphQl queries. GraphQl queries like products etc are not working and give an empty response with no error.
{products(filter:{sku:{eq:"roundstickers"}}){items{id name sku media_gallery { url label position disabled }}}}