bjersky

Thanks, will do.

Thanks. If I do that, will it impact past order data, stock/inventory data, etc?

Since you need to choose the global attribute in each product when creating that product, how do I “choose” that in this process? Would I first need to create the exact global attribute that I want directly in Woocommerce, then create that same attribute in each product in the CSV?

Bummer, ok, thanks. Is there an easy way to change all of the attributes to global, instead of having to change each one individually? We have a lot of products.

I’ve read on other threads to rollback to version 1.0.38. Has anyone done that here?

I’m having this same problem, but I’ve read that others are also having problems with 1.0.38. Is the solution to still rollback to that version? And if so, where I can find that version?

Hi,

I’m having the same problem. Will, it looks like you’re on this forum too. I asked the same question on a different forum you started, but then I came across the semi-fix. I say semi because yes, it does finally give you to ability to edit the inventory, but it also updates directly from Square, so if you’ve had a sale on Woocommerce since then, Square overrides that, and then inventory is wrong. Also, I have hundreds of products each with multiple variations (we sell clothes), so going through every variation of every product will take tedious amount of time??

This happened to my site too. And now I can’t update our inventory from Woocommerce, even after changing it back to Woocommerce is the System of Record! Any suggestions by chance?

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