Grouped product frontend quantity validation added and code refactor

[Mohamed-Asar]

Description (*)

Grouped Product Frontend Quantity validation added

Related Pull Requests

Fixed Issues (if relevant)

1. Grouped Product Frontend Quantity Validations are Missing #39479
2. Magento 2.4.7 minAllowed missing product order qty  #39142

Manual testing scenarios (*)

1.Create a Grouped Product and associate it with child products.
2. Set the following quantity properties for one of the child products:
- Minimum Qty Allowed in Shopping Cart: 2
- Maximum Qty Allowed in Shopping Cart: 10
- Qty Increments: 2
3.Open the Product Detail Page (PDP) of the Grouped Product and test invalid quantities for the selected child product (e.g., 1, 3, or 11) to confirm that invalid inputs are restricted.

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• All automated tests passed successfully (all builds are green)

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[Mohamed-Asar]

@engcom-Hotel I’ve added the module dependency in the CatalogInventory module's composer.json, but the static tests are still failing. It seems we need to add the dependency in the root composer.json file. Would it be okay if I go ahead and add it there as well? Please let me know your suggestion.

Also, I noticed that the following MFTF test is consistently failing. I reviewed the test case and found that it sets min_qty as 4, but tries to add only 1 quantity to the cart—expecting the product to be added successfully.

However, in this PR, I’ve included min_qty validation, which is why the test is failing. Would it be okay if I update the test case accordingly?

Thanks!

[engcom-Hotel]

Hello @Mohamed-Asar,

Regarding the MFTF test failure, yes please update the test. As you resolved the bug related to validation which was not in place previously it might happen some existing tests fails. So generally we need to fix those.

And regarding the composer dependency static test failure we will get back to you soon on this.

Thanks

[Mohamed-Asar]

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[Mohamed-Asar]

Hi @engcom-Hotel

I fixed the mftf test case for min qty validation

[engcom-Hotel]

Hello @Mohamed-Asar,

Thanks for fixing the MFTF test, for the dependency failures, we are in discussion with the internal team. Hence moving it to On Hold bucket for now.

Thanks

[engcom-Hotel]

Hello @Mohamed-Asar,

As per the internal discussion, we should not make the dependencies of the modules which are not part of the repo. So I think we can move to our previous approach ie Magento\CatalogInventory\Api\StockRegistryInterface.

So please do the needful and let us know whenever this PR is ready for review.

Thanks

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[Mohamed-Asar]

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[Mohamed-Asar]

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[Mohamed-Asar]

Hello @Mohamed-Asar,

As per the internal discussion, we should not make the dependencies of the modules which are not part of the repo. So I think we can move to our previous approach ie Magento\CatalogInventory\Api\StockRegistryInterface.

So please do the needful and let us know whenever this PR is ready for review.

Thanks

@engcom-Hotel I reverted the MSI Changes, please review