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-## Experimental plugin
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-### Product Collection: Add 'on sale' filter and enhance settings management in product collection block [#9549](https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-blocks/pull/9549)
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-1. Create a new post
-2. Add Product Collection block
-3. Verify that the sidebar displays a 'On sale' setting when the Product Collection block is selected.
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-4. Toggle "Show only products on sale"
- - Confirm that the change is immediately reflected in the editor & showing only products on sale.
-5. Save and publish the post.
- - Verify that the same change is reflected on the frontend.
-6. Also, verify that in Editor, filters can be reset using Reset/Reset all button:
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-### Product Collection: Add Taxonomy filters to sidebar settings [#9634](https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-blocks/pull/9634)
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-1. Create a new post
-2. Add Product Collection block
-3. With `Product Collection` block selected, check the sidebar for the Taxonomy filter i.e., product categories, tags etc. These will be displayed as shown in images below:
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-4. Make sure that you have products with categories and tags. If not, add categories or tags to some products.
-5. Now select a product category or tags. After the selection, verify that changes reflect immediately in the Editor view.
-6. Save and publish the post. After publishing, you can just navigate to the Frontend and verify that the changes you made in the Editor are accurately reflected.
-7. Return to the Editor and validate the `Reset all` functionality of filters:
- - Clicking the `Reset all` button resets your selected filters.
- - The `Reset all` button can be found as shown in image below:
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-### Product Collection - Add keyword control to sidebar settings [#9583](https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-blocks/pull/9583)
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-1. Create a new post
-2. Add Product Collection block
-3. With the `Product Collection` block selected, check the sidebar for the `Keyword` control. Ensure that it is displayed as shown below:
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-5. Add a keyword & changes should immediately reflect in the Editor view.
-6. Save and publish the post.
- - Navigate to the live post on the Frontend and verify that the changes you made in the Editor are accurately reflected.
-7. Go back to the Editor and confirm that the filters can be reset using the `Reset all` button, as shown below:
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-### Product Collection: Add `Attributes` filter control to sidebar settings [#9600](https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-blocks/pull/9600)
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-1. Create a new post
-2. Add Product Collection block
-3. With the `Product Collection` block selected, inspect the sidebar for the `Product attributes` control. Confirm its appearance and functionalities:
- - The control should be displayed as shown in the images below:
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-4. Test the `Product attributes` control by selecting any attributes. For example, color -> blue:
- - After the selection, verify that changes are immediately visible in the Editor view.
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-5. Save and publish the post:
- - Click on `Publish...` at the top right corner.
- - After publishing, navigate to the Frontend and verify that the changes you made in the Editor are accurately reflected.
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-6. Return to the Editor and validate the `Reset all` functionality of the filters:
- - Make sure that clicking the `Reset all` button resets your selected filters.
- - The `Reset all` button can be found as shown in the image below:
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-7. Test the `Manage attributes` functionality:
- - Click on the `Manage attributes` link.
- - Verify that this redirects you to the designated page where you can manage product attributes
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-### Product Collection - Add Inherit query from template control [#9485](https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-blocks/pull/9485)
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-#### Testing with Product Archive templates
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-1. Open the Editor and navigate to the "Product Search Results"
-2. Replace the existing 'Classic Template' block with the 'Product Collection' block.
-3. After the 'Product Collection' block is successfully inserted, ensure that the 'Inherit query from template' option is enabled by default.
-4. Save the changes.
-5. Navigate to the frontend of your website. You can emulate a search for "shirt" by visiting the URL "/shop?s=shirt". Confirm that the search query `shirt` effectively displays related products.
-6. Head back to the Editor.
-7. In the 'Product Collection' block, deactivate the 'Inherit query from template' option.
-8. Subsequently, you should observe various settings and filters available in the inspector controls. Modify these filters and settings as required and validate immediately that the changes are visible within the Editor.
-9. Save your modifications and return to the frontend of your website.
-10. Ensure that the adjustments made to the 'Product Collection' block within the Editor are accurately displayed on the frontend of your website.
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-#### Testing in Post
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-1. Create a new post
-2. Add Product Collection block to the post
-3. With the 'Product Collection' block selected, open the Inspector Controls (located in the right sidebar). Confirm that the option `inherit query from template` does not appear in the list of options. This is because it's relevant only for Product Archive pages and should not be visible in this context.
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-### Product Collection: Add stock status filter [#9580](https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-blocks/pull/9580)
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-1. Create a new post
-2. Add Product Collection block
-3. With the `Product Collection` block selected, check the sidebar for the `Stock status` control. Ensure that it is displayed as shown below:
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-4. Test the functionality of the stock status filter by modifying its selection. Observe that the changes should immediately reflect in the Editor view. For instance, if `On backorder` is the selected option, only products with the `On backorder` status should be visible in the Editor.
-5. Save and publish the post.
- - Navigate to the live post on the Frontend and verify that the changes you made in the Editor are accurately reflected.
-6. Go back to the Editor and confirm that the filters can be reset using the `Reset` or `Reset all` button, as shown below:
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