@spree/docs 0.1.281 → 0.1.282
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> **WARNING:** **An empty `requirements` array does not guarantee completion will succeed.** What a
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> cart reports is the *advisory* set. Completing one additionally checks stock
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> (`out_of_stock`, `discontinued`), negotiated quantity rules
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> (`quantity_rule_violated`), whether each product is still in the buyer's
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> [catalogs](catalogs.md) (`not_orderable`) and the guest-checkout policy
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> (`guest_checkout_not_allowed`) — each of which has to load line items, so they are
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> held back to keep reading a cart cheap. Treat a failed completion as a normal path,
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Gated storefront access is checked before any of this — a shopper who has to sign in never reaches catalog resolution.
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What a shopper can see is also what they can buy. Adding a product outside their catalogs, or one not published on the cart's channel, answers `404` — the same as reading that product. A cart can still come to hold one without an add: a guest cart claimed after signing in, a cart switched to another company, or a catalog edited while the cart was open. Completing checkout checks every line again and refuses such a cart with a `not_orderable` [requirement](carts.md) naming the product, until the shopper removes it. Free items a promotion adds are no exception, so keep gift products inside the catalogs of the buyers the promotion targets. Staff keying in a draft order are not restricted.
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> **WARNING:** **A company buyer never picks up their customer group's catalogs.** As soon as any catalog is assigned to their company or one above it, that is their agreement, and group assignments are not consulted for them.
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> So don't express trade tiers as customer groups over a company tree — the tier catalogs would be unreachable for exactly the buyers they were meant for. Model tiers as company assignments: the group-wide range on the root, and each tier's catalog on the member companies or divisions in that tier. One tier catalog can carry as many company assignments as the tier has members, and nearest-first pricing means a buyer's own node beats anything inherited.
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