Operations
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An operation represents a single step of an import command, such as
add-update, and combines the required functions as a container -
An operation allows to add a user-defined configuration (e.g.,
app/etc/configuration/operations.json) for an existing operation or to create a new operation
How to implement an operation?
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An operation gets not implemented because it is a sequence of plugins executed in a configured order
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Most operations only have one plugin
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As the chaining of operations and the order they must get executed can be defined in the shortcuts.
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Example
- You can configure a process to meet your requirements as follows:
my-operation.json{
"operations": {
"general": {
"catalog_product": {
"my-operation": {
"plugins": [
{
"id": "import.plugin.subject",
"subjects": [
{
"id": "my.subject.id",
"file-resolver": {
"prefix": "my-prefix"
}
}
]
}
]
}
}
}
}
}-
The operations must get defined under the required Magento Edition for which they should be available and the entity type for which they are intended
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If the Magento edition is not relevant, you can also use the operations generally
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If not, Magento 2 Community Edition (CE) or Magento 2 Enterprise Edition (EE) supported values are relevant
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