When creating an order, if manage inventory is enabled then add a `_held_for_checkout` record with a expiry timestamp embedded. This is added in an atomic manner along with making a check whether we have current stock or not.
This record is removed when order status goes to either `processing` or `completed`.
Fixes some comments and a variable name in the stock increase methods.
There is however a logic problem remaining, I think, where the value taken for the per-item `_reduced_stock` meta value falls back to `true` when the meta key does not exists (line 266), however the key is deleted at the end of the loop (line 281), thus allowing the `wc_increase_stock_levels` methods to increase the stock again when re-run directly.
Plugins may create orders without the meta tag "_created_via"="checkout" for various purposes, e.g. a balance-due order for purchases via deposit, because only the deposit order should reduce stock on checkout. The SUMO Payment Plans plugin does exactly this, but core WC handles such orders inconsistently:
- wc_get_held_stock_quantity() counts their items against held stock, but
- wc_cancel_unpaid_orders() only cancels old orders with a meta tag of "_created_via"="checkout"
This PR fixes that inconsistency, which on my site was preventing a user from adding an in-stock product to her cart, just because a balance-due order for the same product was pending.
Workaround: clear the setting WC > Products > Inventory > Hold Time (default 60 minutes), which inhibits the use of wc_get_held_stock_quantity().
Allow product object to be passed through, remove cache clearing which is done during save(), and allow the caller to define whether or not an update routine is already in progress.
Vedanshu Jain
Mike Jolley
Claudio Sanches
Rodrigo Primo
Sören Schwert
Chris Eich
Peter Fabian
Gerhard
Joey Gilham
Caleb Burks
Rasmus Bengtsson
Beka Rice
claudiulodro
Claudiu Lodromanean
Manos Psychogyiopoulos