Catalog and Relationship policies
Provides a list of catalog and relationship policies that the Catalog plugin defines.
The Catalog plugin contributes catalog and catalog relationship policies that define behavior for the functionality provided by the plugin.
Do not extend or inherit from out-of-the-box policies; instead, create your own.
You can change the values of default policies by modifying the PolicySet JSON or the Environment JSON, depending on where the policy is defined, and then re-running Bootstrap.
The following policies can be configured through the Catalog plug-in.
Policy |
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Defines cache settings for some catalog lists. |
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Defines the caching policy for catalogs and products. | |
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Defines global settings for catalogs. |
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Defines the logging policy for products. | |
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Defines the sellable item variation policy. | |
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Defines the known type of the product bundle. Currently, supported type is static | |
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Defines the catalog and category action names (e.g., add, edit, delete). |
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Defines the names for lists of catalogs, catalog products, categories, sellable items, relationship types. |
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Defines the names of the views for catalogs, categories, sellable items. |
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Displays facets such as color or size variants on the Storefront product details page. |
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Defines the settings for Sitecore catalog item indexing. |
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The following table describes the relationship policies:
Policy |
Description |
Properties/Default |
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Defines the available relationship in the system. |
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Defines the names of the relationship definition entity views. |
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Defines the names of the relationship definition transient and entity indexes lists. |
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Defines the names of the relationship definitions entity view actions. |
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Do not extend or inherit from out-of-the-box policies; instead, create your own.
You can change the values of default policies by modifying the PolicySet JSON or the Environment JSON, depending on where the policy is defined, and then re-running Bootstrap.