How to fetch current stock id value from current website in Magento 2?

Magento with multiple stocks available at the website level and if you want to get the current stock ID value dynamically in Magento, you can fetch the value by using Magento inventory module functionality.

Retrieving stock ID will be helpful while you are using multi-source functionality in your website.

Let’s say your stock ID name is UK-stock (ID: 4) and you want to fetch the ID at any specific place in your code level, You can get it by using the GetStockIdForCurrentWebsite class. Continue reading “How to fetch current stock id value from current website in Magento 2?”

How to upgrade Magento security patch version 2.4.7-p3 in Magento 2?

In the Magento codebase, the Adobe team regularly releases security patches for the ongoing Magento version.

You can upgrade the Latest Security patches released on 9th October 2024 from Adobe. 

      • 2.4.7-p3
      • 2.4.6-p8
      • 2.4.5-p10
      • 2.4.4-p11

Check the end of the articles to see how to upgrade Magento security patches for the latest release.

To upgrade the latest Magento security patch, you must make a few changes to the composer.json file in your system code root directory to secure your store.

It would be better to upgrade the security patch version when Adobe announces the release of new security patches. Continue reading “How to upgrade Magento security patch version 2.4.7-p3 in Magento 2?”

How to get the module version number from composer programmatically by Magento 2?

You can fetch/read the current module composer version number from the composer.json file programmatically in Magento 2.

Before fetching the current version, Your module must contain the composer.json file because we are reading the version number from the composer file only.

You can just create a simple Model class and create a function to return the module version. Continue reading “How to get the module version number from composer programmatically by Magento 2?”