Gaetan Craig-Riou

Estimates: * Admin screen: add a new tag rule type ( ie variant): **1 -1.5 days** * Update the front end filtering, variant tag filtering will take precedence over inventory...

Estimates update : - Add feature flag to allow to turn off inventory ( variant override ): **1.5-2 days** - Remove AngularJs from the tag rule admin page: **2 days**...

Yes it's pretty easy, for reference : ```ruby Enterprise.where(id: VariantOverride.joins(:taggings).joins(:hub).select(:hub_id).distinct).pluck(:name) ```

Update on time spent : - Remove AngularJs from the tag rule admin page : 5.5 days

@RachL Something to keep in mind with this. Existing rules on "Inventory Variant" would become inactive when "variant_tag" feature is turned on. Maybe we need to look at a migration...

Update on time used: * Feature flag to turn off inventory : 48.66 hours => 6.4 days * Replace angularjs : 90.47 hours => 11.9 days * Link tag to...

> so I tested with a supplier (profile) only enterprise (with no inventory) and had the same result. I could add the tags through the hub (permission to 'manage products',...

I just dug through the code, and that's indeed what's happening. > So it seems to me this means that hubs won't really be able to use tag rules with...

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