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Testing One Product
Test mode renders feed values for a chosen product without replacing the normal feed file, changing normal feed status, uploading files, or generating a Promotions companion file.
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b77605d. Last reviewed: 2026-08-29.
From Catalog > Mage-OS Shopping Feed > Feeds Management, select Test Feed for the saved feed.
Choose whether the input is a SKU or product ID, enter the value, and submit it. The product must be enabled and visible in the catalog. To test a child of a complex product through the Admin, enter the parent SKU, then inspect the rendered child rows.
Run:
bin/magento mage-os:shopping-feed:generate <feed_id> <sku>The result prints each mapped field and reports the number of product rows. A configurable, grouped, or bundle product can produce more than one row depending on the feed's complex-product settings.
One successful SKU does not prove the whole feed. Test at least:
- A regular-price simple product
- A product with an active special price and valid dates
- An out-of-stock product
- A product containing quotes, delimiters, line breaks, Unicode, or HTML in mapped text
- Each enabled complex-product type
- A configurable with multiple child options
- An MSI product assigned to multiple sources for Local Inventory
Check values at the configured store view and currency scope:
- Product ID or SKU mapping
- Parent and child identity
- Title and description transformations
- Regular price, sale price, and effective dates
- Availability and quantity
- Product and image URLs
- Category and taxonomy values
- Shipping and promotion identifiers where enabled
After test output is correct, generate a complete file and confirm product counts and row shape. See Manual and CLI generation.
Mage-OS Shopping Feed
Start here
- Status and compatibility
- Release 1.0.0
- Installation and upgrade
- Quick start
- Migration and coexistence
- Feed types and lifecycle
Feed guides
Configuration
- General configuration
- Columns and directives
- Categories and taxonomy
- Filters and transformations
- Product options
- Complex products
- Shipping
Operations
- Manual and CLI generation
- Scheduling and queues
- FTP, SFTP, and gzip uploads
- Testing one product
- Logs and troubleshooting
- Performance and large catalogs
Storefront integrations
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