Probo Payload Quantity Bug

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### 🔍 Likely Root Cause
In many WooCommerce hooks where order items are parsed (e.g., in `woocommerce_order_status_changed`, `woocommerce_thankyou`, or custom API triggers), developers sometimes only *loop through items* but forget to handle item quantity correctly. Often they add only *one entry per line item*, ignoring the `get_quantity()` call.

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### ✅ What to Check in Your Code

1. **Locate where payload is generated**, something like this:

foreach ( $order->get_items() as $item ) {
       $product_id = $item->get_product_id();
       $linked_probo_id = get_post_meta($product_id, '_linked_probo_product_id', true);
       if ( $linked_probo_id ) {
           $payload[] = [
               'product_id' => $linked_probo_id,
               'qty' => 1, // ❌ Hardcoded or missing quantity!
           ];
       }
   }

2. **Fix it like so**:

foreach ( $order->get_items() as $item ) {
       $product_id = $item->get_product_id();
       $linked_probo_id = get_post_meta($product_id, '_linked_probo_product_id', true);
       $quantity = $item->get_quantity();

       if ( $linked_probo_id ) {
           $payload[] = [
               'product_id' => $linked_probo_id,
               'qty' => $quantity, // ✅ Correct quantity
           ];
       }
   }

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### 🧪 Replication Steps After Fix

1. Go to WooCommerce > Products and ensure the product is linked to a Probo API ID via meta field (e.g., `_linked_probo_product_id`).
2. Place an order for 2 units.
3. Check the Probo payload (e.g., via API call, debug log, or database).
4. Confirm the payload includes:

[
     {
       "product_id": "12345",
       "qty": 2
     }
   ]

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### 🛠 Optional: Log Payload for Debugging

error_log('Probo Payload: ' . print_r($payload, true));

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### ✅ Summary

– **Bug**: Payload always includes quantity = 1, even if ordered more.
– **Fix**: Replace hardcoded or missing quantity with `$item->get_quantity()` when preparing payload.
– **Test**: Link product, order multiple units, inspect payload.

Let me know if you'd like to trace the exact file or hook in your setup and I’ll assist further.

Driver [clear_log] not supported.

has nothing directly to do with your “ XML or the `GenerateMerchantFeedController`. This error typically comes from trying to run a **task runner** or **task driver** (such as `clear_log`) that hasn't been properly registered or does not exist in your Concrete CMS installation.

However, since your task XML defines a new task called `generate_merchant_feed`, and your PHP code is in the middle of implementation (`getTaskRunner` is empty), Concrete is likely defaulting to a missing task runner, or something in the task system is trying to call another task (like `clear_log`) that hasn’t been defined.

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### ✅ Here's how to fix it step-by-step:

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### 1. ✅ Implement `getTaskRunner()` in your controller

Concrete CMS expects this method to return a `TaskRunnerInterface`. Since your task doesn't yet define a runner, it's likely falling back (or being misused) by another process.

Update the method in your `GenerateMerchantFeedController` like this:

use ConcreteCoreCommandTaskRunnerCommandTaskRunner;
use ConcreteCoreCommandTaskRunnerTaskRunnerInterface;
use ConcreteCoreCommandTaskInputInputInterface;
use ConcreteCoreCommandTaskTaskInterface;
use ConcreteCoreFoundationCommandCommandQueue;
use ConcreteCoreApplicationApplication;

use ConcretePackageShoppingFeedManagerCommandTaskCommandGenerateMerchantFeedCommand;

class GenerateMerchantFeedController extends AbstractController
{
    public function getName(): string
    {
        return t('Generate Merchant Feed');
    }

    public function getDescription(): string
    {
        return t('Generates the merchant feed.');
    }

    public function getTaskRunner(TaskInterface $task, InputInterface $input): TaskRunnerInterface
    {
        $command = new GenerateMerchantFeedCommand();

        return new CommandTaskRunner(
            $task,
            $command,
            t('Merchant feed generation started.')
        );
    }
}

You will need to implement the `GenerateMerchantFeedCommand` class inside:

src/Command/Task/Command/GenerateMerchantFeedCommand.php

Here’s a basic version:

namespace ConcretePackageShoppingFeedManagerCommandTaskCommand;

use ConcreteCoreFoundationCommandCommand;

class GenerateMerchantFeedCommand extends Command
{
    // Add feed generation logic in a CommandHandler
}

Then create a corresponding **CommandHandler** to process the command.

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### 2. 🧹 About the “clear_log” driver error

If your `tasks` page or CLI is trying to run a `clear_log` task and your system doesn't support it, it means either:
– The task was removed or renamed.
– A `taskset` references it but it’s not installed.
– It’s being called somewhere (like a scheduler or broken command set).

You can remove or fix it in the database:
– Go to the `System & Settings > Automation > Tasks`.
– Check any taskset or task calling `clear_log` and either fix or remove it.

Or check via CLI:

./vendor/bin/concrete task:list

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### ✅ Summary

– Implement the missing `getTaskRunner()` method to return a valid runner like `CommandTaskRunner`.
– Ensure `GenerateMerchantFeedCommand` and its handler exist.
– Remove or fix references to the non-existent `clear_log` driver in task sets or CLI scripts.

Let me know if you want help writing the full CommandHandler logic for generating the merchant feed.

> `Driver [clear_log] not supported.`

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### ✅ Here's how to fully resolve it:

#### **1. Update or Remove Old Task Reference**
Check the database table `TaskSets` or `TaskSetTasks` and remove the reference to `clear_log`, or:

#### **Go to the Dashboard UI** (preferred)
– **Dashboard → System & Settings → Automation → Task Sets**
– Edit any task set that includes `clear_log`
– Remove or replace it with your new task name

This avoids Concrete trying to load a task that doesn't exist anymore.

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### 🛠 If You're Using XML for Installation

In your XML (`concrete5-cif`), make sure you're not referencing `clear_log` anymore.

You currently have:

<concrete5-cif version="1.0">
    <tasks>
        <task handle="generate_merchant_feed" package="shopping_feed_manager"/>
    </tasks>
    <tasksets>
        <taskset handle="feed">
            <task handle="generate_merchant_feed"/>
        </taskset>
    </tasksets>
</concrete5-cif>

That looks **clean** — as long as `clear_log` is not in any other `taskset` XML or in the database.

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### 🔄 Optional: Rebuild Tasks via CLI
After you’ve removed the old `clear_log` reference:

./vendor/bin/concrete c5:task-scheduler:list
./vendor/bin/concrete c5:task-scheduler:reset

This helps reset and verify what Concrete knows about your tasks.

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### ✅ Summary

– You renamed `clear_log`, but old references still exist.
– Remove or update those references via:
– Dashboard → Automation → Task Sets
– Or database tables if needed.
– Ensure your `concrete5-cif` XML and `getTaskRunner()` method are correct.
– Use CLI to verify the task list.

Let me know if you want to scan or clean all broken task references automatically.

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### 🧠 Important Clarification:

Having **ChatGPT Plus** gives you access to **GPT-4 and premium features** within OpenAI's **ChatGPT product**, but **third-party tools like Windsurf AI Editor** don’t automatically integrate with your Plus subscription unless:

– Windsurf supports **custom API keys** from OpenAI.
– You have an **OpenAI API key** (billed separately from Plus).

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### ✅ What You Can Do:

#### 🔹 **If Windsurf AI supports custom OpenAI API keys:**
You can:

1. Go to your OpenAI account here: https://platform.openai.com/account/api-keys
2. Create a **new API key**.
3. Go to Windsurf AI Editor settings.
4. Look for a section like **"API Integration", "LLM Provider", "OpenAI Key"**.
5. Paste the API key there and select GPT-4 (if it allows you to choose model).

💡 *Note:* This usage will be **billed separately** from your ChatGPT Plus subscription (you’ll pay per token used).

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#### 🔹 **If Windsurf AI Editor does not support API integration:**

Then it may only support **their own GPT-based backend**, and your ChatGPT Plus subscription won’t apply there.

Check Windsurf AI documentation or settings to confirm whether custom OpenAI keys are supported.

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### ❓How to Confirm:

You can:
– Visit Windsurf AI Editor settings or integrations tab.
– Look for terms like **"OpenAI API Key", "GPT Provider", or "Custom LLM"**.
– Contact Windsurf AI support for confirmation.

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### 🔐 To summarize:

| Feature | ChatGPT Plus | OpenAI API |
|——–|—————|————-|
| For ChatGPT Web App | ✅ Yes | ❌ Not needed |
| For 3rd-party editors (like Windsurf) | ❌ No direct link | ✅ Requires API key |

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Would you like help checking if **Windsurf AI Editor supports OpenAI API key integration**, or help generating your API key?

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### 🔧 Step‑by‑Step: Connect Your GPT‑4 via OpenAI API

1. **Generate an OpenAI API key**
– Go to [OpenAI Platform → API Keys]
– Create a new secret key (e.g., “Windsurf Integration”)—*copy it now; you won't be able to view it again.*

2. **Open Windsurf Editor** (or plugin sidebar in VS Code/JetBrains/Neovim, etc.)
– Go to **Settings → Integrations** or **API Keys** (navigational wording might differ by UI)
– Paste your new **OpenAI API key** into the field
– Save and select **GPT‑4.1 (or GPT‑4)** as your active model citeturn0search4

3. **Verify Integration**
– Create or open a project in Windsurf
– Use features like code chat, Cascade, or inline `[Cmd/Ctrl]+I` commands—these should now run on GPT‑4 via *your* key

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### 💡 Why This Matters

– **Your Plus subscription** gives access to GPT‑4 in ChatGPT, but it doesn’t work automatically outside OpenAI’s official app.
– **By providing your own API key,** you pay for usage separately (per token), but you unlock GPT‑4 capabilities directly inside Windsurf — not limited to Plus-only environments.

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### 🧭 Bonus: Using Claude (Anthropic) in Windsurf

Some users also employ Claude (Anthropic) in Windsurf via **Model Context Protocol** (MCP), enabling custom models in IDE flows. On Reddit, one user reports:

> “I use this… follow the guide… it is powerful.” citeturn0search1

If you'd like to try Claude, explore general “Integrations” settings or MCP plugins in Windsurf—look for documentation or built-in options.

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### 🎥 Ready to see it in action?

Here’s a great walkthrough (3 months old) demonstrating how easy it is to **paste your OpenAI key** into Windsurf and start using GPT‑4:

videoWindsurf AI Tutorial for Beginners (shows API key setup)turn0search7

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### ✅ Summary

– ✅ You *can* use GPT‑4 inside Windsurf by adding your own OpenAI API key.
– 💳 Usage is billed via your OpenAI account—not through your ChatGPT Plus.
– 🔄 Look into adding Anthropic/Claude via MCP for even more flexibility.

Want help pasting the key, testing code functions, or exploring Claude integration next?