Fix incorrect grouped product qty returned in GraphQL due to hydration overwriting link attributes
Description
This pull request fixes an issue where GraphQL returns incorrect or inconsistent qty values for grouped product links.
During GraphQL hydration, the Product::getQty() value is overwritten because it represents a mutable runtime value rather than the original link attribute qty stored in the database.
This causes:
- GraphQL to return wrong qty values (often
1) - REST API to return correct qty values
- Multiple hydration passes to overwrite values in memory
This PR ensures that GraphQL consistently uses the original link quantity via getInitialQty() (or an equivalent stable fallback), preventing overwriting and ensuring parity between REST and GraphQL.
Related Pull Requests
None.
Fixed Issues
- Fixes magento/magento2#40286
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