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We are also experiencing this issue. For example, I’ve created a digital gift card with $50.

1. Customer goes to /checkout/ and the checkout page is rendered.
2. Customer adds a gift card code and it shows up as a $50 gift card in the order items.
3. Customer refreshes the page (or just navigates away and goes back)
4. The /checkout/ endpoint somehow renders the cart page instead thus hiding the payment gateways.
5. The gift card shows $0 instead of $50. (ywgc_original_cart_total is not showing correctly)

Something weird is definitely going on.

Update: The easiest fix is to keep the get_children() as you did it, but add a status check in the foreach loops, like this:

if ( ! $woovr_child_product || $woovr_child_product->get_status() !== ‘publish’ ) {
continue;
}

For anyone else experiencing this problem, it seems that there is a fix on it’s way to the WooCommerce core:
“Fix outofstock issue for variable products. #23665”
https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/pull/23665/commits/b53108b86e06a963c8b078089ff66b68ea3b4840

I’d suggest everyone to either apply that hotfix themselves or not update to the latest WooCommerce version (3.6.4). We tried to apply that hotfix and it solved our issues.

We also have this issue. For anyone else experiencing this problem, it seems that there is a fix on it’s way to the WooCommerce core:
“Fix outofstock issue for variable products. #23665”
https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/pull/23665/commits/b53108b86e06a963c8b078089ff66b68ea3b4840

I’d suggest everyone to either apply that hotfix themselves or not update to the latest WooCommerce version (3.6.4). We tried to apply that hotfix and it solved our issues.

This was not related to this plugin, there was a problem with variable products showing as out of stock regardless of stock level in my installation. Sorry about that, closing this.