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Order
and OrderFulfillment
index on the AdminIntroduce support for indexing a reduced list of Orders
and OrderFulfillments
with filters. When selecting one of these index types in the Search > Reindex section of the Admin, a toggle named Enable Index Filters will be displayed. Note: Having filters enabled does not trigger a full reindex, it only indexes the items that meet the filter criteria.
With Enable Index Filters enabled:
An index can be filtered within a provided date range with the fields Start Date and End Date.
When a Start Date is entered, it will index items at or after the provided date.
When an End Date is entered, it will index items at or before the provided date.
When both are utilized, it will index items between the provided dates.
Orders
utilize submitDate
when filtering by date
OrderFulfillments
utilize the audit creationTime
when filtering by date
An index can be filtered by the Tenant
with the Should this index across all tenants? toggle.
If there are multiple potential Tenants
, disabling this will index only the items that are related to the current Tenant
context of the Admin.
A scheduled job was added which can leverage the Start Date filter of the index job. More details can be found in the Scheduled Job Services release notes.
Indexable
entities in SearchServicesCustom extensions of JpaOrder
, JpaOrderFulfillment
, JpaCustomer
and JpaProduct
can now be indexed easily.
The SingleIndexRequest
message now contains an additional field _baseClass
which would be set to the className of either of the four entities above. The custom extension will still be populated in the _class
field of the message.
AbstractSingleIndexRequestHandler
will now evaluate whether the field is indexable based on the presence of _baseClass
first and use _class
as a fallback.
The benefit here is that the client does not have to extend/override the ProductHandler
component itself to explicitly declare support for ClientProduct.class
. The _baseClass
can directly be used now.