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I'm trying to query for certain products but only ones that have stock (the products just have defaultVariants):

{% set earliestDate = now | date_modify('- 1 days') %} 
{% set latestDate = now | date_modify('+ 10 days') %}
{% set products = craft.commerce.products({
    hasVariants: {
        hasStock: true
    },
    type: 'class',
    date: 'and, > ' ~ earliestDate ~ ', < ' ~ latestDate,
    order: 'date',
    limit: 5
}) %}

The above returns 5 products, all of which happen to have no stock left as identified by them not showing when I use:

{% if product.defaultVariant.stock > 0 %}
    {{ product.title }}
{% endif %}

I'm currently getting products to show by setting the limit to 25 and then it only shows 1 product in stock. Meaning the query is returning 25 products, of which 24 have no stock so shouldn't be returned.

Running Craft Commerce 1.2.1337 so am up-to-date.

Could be related to: Commerce products returning different results on page load

Someone else mentioning it in comment to answer of this: How do I check if a product has stock in any of it's variants?

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  • Clive, looking at both of your SO questions, what is the date param in your query? did you mean postDate ? Commented Mar 11, 2017 at 0:59
  • Hi. No, date is a custom field. Commented Mar 12, 2017 at 14:05
  • Please send an email to [email protected], and include a copy of your DB backup. Also include your query twig code, and the expected product IDs that should show up. Thanks. Commented Mar 13, 2017 at 15:14

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Your product element criteria is using a condition param: hasVariants, but it should be hasVariant as per the docs: https://craftcommerce.com/docs/craft-commerce-products#hasvariant

That correctly only returns products (where a variant that belongs to that product) is in stock.

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