Hi @itsmefti
Thanks for your report, as William noted this is being worked on and a fix will hopefully be included in the next release.
I just wanted to clarify on one aspect related to how the issue is affecting your website.
The only fix I’ve got so far is to limit to 1 per order for each item (!), so that the website can stay online. The other products have been switched to ‘one per order’ so you can see that in action too,
It is our understanding of the issue that if a user enters a larger quantity than is in stock they would be presented with a notice “You cannot add that amount of “{ variable product name }” to the cart because there is not enough stock ({ amount of stock } remaining).”
This should be enough to prevent anyone accidentally being able to add to cart or checkout too many of the item and they can then try again and enter a lower quantity instead.
If you are not seeing this notice or there are other impacts as a result of this issue it could be that you have another plugin or theme altering this behaviour.
Please could you also share a copy of your sites System Status Report so we can see the plugins and full theme name used which can be found by navigating to WooCommerce → Status. Select Get system report and then Copy for support.
Once you have this, please share the results in your response here.
I’d also suggest performing a full conflict test to rule out any theme/plugin conflicts. To perform a full conflict test, you can do the following:
If the issue is no longer present (i.e. you see the notice that the larger than max quantity cannot be added to cart), it means there was a conflict, and you can reactivate the theme or plugins one by one (gradually) until the cause of the issue is found, more info about running a conflict test is?here.
You can clone your site to a staging environment and perform tests without modifying your live site or impacting customers. This is possible to do it using the free?WP Staging plugin.
Thank you!
