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Rebuy's custom APIs that we use for our discount rules work with the GET method. While this works well for regular items in the shopping cart, we encounter errors when adding a large and complex property to an item in the cart. The issue seems to arise because the API uses GET, which has limitations for handling large query strings. Does anyone have a solution for this?

I've been trying to setup the recommended template so I can start modifying the widget layout myself, but when I use the template written on this article, the variant dropdowns are all empty. Everything loaded but the variants.

We currently have a severe issue where if a customer selects a specific variant of a product, the default option appears in their cart.

There's very little information about the "public API key" other than where to get it in the admin portal (and that's on a help doc about Hydrogen). Can I assume this API key OK to use/expose in JavaScript running on the store?

The value of the total_discount field in the item object in the smart shopping cart is 0in the item object in the smart shopping cart is 0

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How can we pull in the bundles we have created for a product via an api/metafields on a shop?

The price field and compare_at_price field in the product object of Widget Custom Templates are always the same. This problem occurred recently, so it is impossible to determine whether there is a discounte same. This problem occurred recently, so it is impossible to determine whether there is a discountre always the same. This problem occurred recently, so it is impossible to determine whether there is a discount

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I'm new to using technology like this. Can someone explain to me how the rebuy rules engine works? My understanding is it uses AI. But where does it get the data that powers the AI, and how is that data collected?