### What
Add a new `once` allocation strategy to promotions that limits application to a maximum number of items across the entire cart, rather than per line item.
### Why
Merchants want to create promotions that apply to a limited number of items across the entire cart. For example:
- "Get $10 off, applied to one item only"
- "20% off up to 2 items in your cart"
Current allocation strategies:
- `each`: Applies to each line item independently (respects `max_quantity` per item)
- `across`: Distributes proportionally across all items
Neither supports limiting total applications across the entire cart.
### How
Add `once` to the `ApplicationMethodAllocation` enum.
Behavior:
- Applies promotion to maximum `max_quantity` items across entire cart
- Always prioritizes lowest-priced eligible items first
- Distributes sequentially across items until quota exhausted
- Requires `max_quantity` field to be set
### Example Usage
**Scenario 1: Fixed discount**
```javascript
{
type: "fixed",
allocation: "once",
value: 10, // $10 off
max_quantity: 2 // Apply to 2 items max across cart
}
Cart:
- Item A: 3 units @ $100/unit
- Item B: 5 units @ $50/unit (lowest price)
Result: $20 discount on Item B (2 units × $10)
```
**Scenario 2: Distribution across items**
```javascript
{
type: "fixed",
allocation: "once",
value: 5,
max_quantity: 4
}
Cart:
- Item A: 2 units @ $50/unit
- Item B: 3 units @ $60/unit
Result:
- Item A: $10 discount (2 units × $5)
- Item B: $10 discount (2 units × $5, remaining quota)
```
**Scenario 3: Percentage discount - single item**
```javascript
{
type: "percentage",
allocation: "once",
value: 20, // 20% off
max_quantity: 3 // Apply to 3 items max
}
Cart:
- Item A: 5 units @ $100/unit
- Item B: 4 units @ $50/unit (lowest price)
Result: $30 discount on Item B (3 units × $50 × 20% = $30)
```
**Scenario 4: Percentage discount - distributed across items**
```javascript
{
type: "percentage",
allocation: "once",
value: 15, // 15% off
max_quantity: 5
}
Cart:
- Item A: 2 units @ $40/unit (lowest price)
- Item B: 4 units @ $80/unit
Result:
- Item A: $12 discount (2 units × $40 × 15% = $12)
- Item B: $36 discount (3 units × $80 × 15% = $36, remaining quota)
Total: $48 discount
```
**Scenario 5: Percentage with max_quantity = 1**
```javascript
{
type: "percentage",
allocation: "once",
value: 25, // 25% off
max_quantity: 1 // Only one item
}
Cart:
- Item A: 3 units @ $60/unit
- Item B: 2 units @ $30/unit (lowest price)
Result: $7.50 discount on Item B (1 unit × $30 × 25%)
```
* wip
* chore: prepare for PR
* move to end
* Change order of operations in refundPaymentWorkflow
Updated the order of operations in the refundPaymentWorkflow.
* chore: Add validation
When starting the Medusa application i see the following in the console:
```
update-order-tax-lines: "when" name should be defined. A random one will be assigned to it, which is not recommended for production.
({ input }) => {
return input.item_ids?.length > 0;
}
update-order-tax-lines: "when" name should be defined. A random one will be assigned to it, which is not recommended for production.
({ input }) => {
return input.shipping_method_ids?.length > 0;
}
```
This PR fixes the issue by passing a step name as a first parameter to the `when` usages in `updateOrderTaxLinesWorkflow`
* fix: replace CountrySelect fallback with Medusa Select
* Country Select Component Fix to use Medusa UI Select Component
* added Change set
* using the props supported by the Select
* value should be lowercased if passed from the pareant component
* fix province Select with medusa UI select and added change set
* bug fix the province with providing
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Co-authored-by: Aryan Patel <21cs038@charusat.edu.in>
Co-authored-by: William Bouchard <46496014+willbouch@users.noreply.github.com>
**What**
- implement promotion usage limits per customer/email
- fix registering spend usage over the limit
- fix type errors in promotion module tests
**How**
- introduce a new type of campaign budget that can be defined by an attribute such as customer id or email
- add `CampaignBudgetUsage` entity to keep track of the number of uses per attribute value
- update `registerUsage` and `computeActions` in the promotion module to work with the new type
- update `core-flows` to pass context needed for usage calculation to the promotion module
**Breaking**
- registering promotion usage now throws (and cart complete fails) if the budget limit is exceeded or if the cart completion would result in a breached limit
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CLOSES CORE-1172
CLOSES CORE-1173
CLOSES CORE-1174
CLOSES CORE-1175
Co-authored-by: Adrien de Peretti <25098370+adrien2p@users.noreply.github.com>
I added a lock in all workflows of the draft order. I don't think there are drawbacks and it will make sure we don't run into concurrency issues in with draft orders. I don't see why we would not add this in the order workflows, let me know and I can add it too.
I also didn't see any workflow that is long enough to justify adding a timeout of more than 2 seconds, but let me know if you think otherwise, we can discuss adjustments :)
CLOSES-1228
**What**
After lot of investigation, we finally found one of our performance regerssion point (see [here](https://github.com/mikro-orm/mikro-orm/issues/6905)), this pr downgrade mikro orm and move the strategy back to select in where needed
* Remove harcoded email in create user payload, use user_metadata instead to resolve the field
* Execute prep command on book and resources projects
* Improve user_metadata comment as per Shahed's suggestion
**What**
Return provider specific user_metadata in jwt token returned by auth/[actor_type]/[auth_provider] routes.
**Why**
When implementing thrid party auth flows, to create the Medusa entity representing the actor type, you will need information obtained from the callback after the user consents. For google for example, you need the email, which so far is stored in the provider user_metadata property but is never returned in the http response.
This causes one to circumvent around this issue by creating an additional http route which gets the auth_identity from the auth_context object, to access the providers array and then look for the specific element matching the current auth_provider route.
**How**
Pass the auth_provider obtained from the route path param and pass it down to `generateJwtTokenForAuthIdentity` and inside it, find the provider matching the auth provider passed from route handler inside the auth identity `provider_identities` property. If found, assign its `user_metadata` value to the property of the same name in the payload of the token to be generated.
Now the user has the user_metadata property included in the obtained token and can use it's information to create the corresponding Medusa entity for the actor type in context. In the case of google and customer actor type, they would use `user_metadata.email` to call the create customer api endpoint.
**Testing**
Haven't found anywhere in the codebase where the http layer of /auth functionality is tested, but tested locally with debugger and test storefront to guarantee the user_metadata is returned as expected, all working correctly.
Fixes#13584
CLOSES CORE-437
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> [!NOTE]
> Propagates auth provider to JWT generation and embeds provider-specific user_metadata in tokens returned by auth routes.
>
> - **Auth JWT Payload**:
> - `generateJwtTokenForAuthIdentity` now accepts optional `authProvider` and injects matching provider `user_metadata` into JWT payload.
> - **Auth Routes** (`auth/[actor_type]/[auth_provider]/*`):
> - Pass `authProvider` from route params to JWT generator in `authenticate`, `register`, and `callback` handlers.
> - **Release**:
> - Changeset adds patch for `@medusajs/medusa`.
>
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