Q: Adding prefix to reverb orders

[zztimur]

What do you think of adding prefix to reverb orders in magento?

[kylecrum]

Maybe? What are you thinking? Not sure of the use case here.

[zztimur]

Example: M2E extension most popular for handling eBay and amazon sync, uses
prefixes in front of orders number.
Use case: easily distinguish sales channel - things can be handled
differently for magento sales vs external sale.

So instead of "1000049494" order would be "R-1000049494" or something like
that (for reverb).

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Maybe? What are you thinking? Not sure of the use case here.

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[kylecrum]

I'll ask other shops but I don't get the sense that this is an issue with any of our current integrators.

[zztimur]

It's not an issue, but a feature. So if I implement it, would you merge it via PR?

Also wanted to hear @dunagan5887 take on this.

[kylecrum]

That would change how all of the orders work for people who upgrade, so I'm hesitant to do so if people don't seem to want it.

[skwp]

If you do implement I would do so as a configuration option so it won't affect existing orders. By default there should be no prefix

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That would change how all of the orders work for people who upgrade, so I'm hesitant to do so if people don't seem to want it.

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[cpaterso]

Just confirming that this would be an appreciated feature! We, like many others, use M2E Pro for eBay and Amazon, and it's nice to have a custom prefix for the channel so that we can sort by channel easily in the admin panel. Obviously it could be turned on or off just like M2E, so it doesn't hurt anyone who doesn't want to use it.

[kylecrum]

Great! We'd happily accept pull requests.