To transfer settings, open the resource where the desired configuration is already set up. Click the Transfer Configuration button in the top right corner.
Click on the configuration elements you want to transfer. Then click Transfer.
For the selected elements, a configuration patch will be generated in
JSON MERGE PATCH format.
The patch uses the element name as the key for each type of element: rules, price options, fields, pricing components, and reactions. To update an element, it must have the exact same name in the target resource.
You can apply the patch to multiple resources at once. To do this, select the desired resources from the dropdown list: all resources, resources from a specific group, or a widget.
After the list of resources to be updated is loaded, you can manually remove any unnecessary resources by clicking the cross icon to the right of the resource.
To begin the transfer, click Apply.
The update process will begin, updating one resource at a time. Changes to elements are either applied to the entire resource at once or not applied at all. For example, if an error occurs while saving the last updated element of a resource, that resource will remain unchanged.
You can stop or restart the update process at any time. Reapplying the patch to a resource that has already been updated will not make any changes.
If needed, you can remove certain settings from the configuration patch to leave them unchanged in the resources. For example, you can bulk update the deposit settings of a pricing component without changing its formula or other settings:
With the configuration patch, you can modify or delete any settings except for resource and field images, and mutual resource blocking settings.
To delete configuration elements, open the resource that contains these elements. Click the Transfer Configuration button in the top right corner. Select the elements you want to delete from other resources, then click Delete from Resources.
A similar configuration patch will be generated, but instead of settings, a null value will appear next to each deleted element.
You can delete any configuration elements: rules, price options, fields, pricing components, and reactions. You can also delete overrides of elements at their intersections with rules. In this case, the element settings will simply reset to their default values.