Thanks to Melvin Achterhuis I learned last week, that there is a context state to avoid triggering flows. But you can not only add it to your API request as sw-skip-trigger-flow, but you can use it in your code as well.
Shopware Slack, Melvin Achterhuis$context->addState(Context::SKIP_TRIGGER_FLOW);
I didn’t test anything of this!
But as you can see for example in \Shopware\Core\Content\ImportExport\ImportExport::import, you can use this state for your own code as well. Simply add it to the context:
$context->addState(Context::SKIP_TRIGGER_FLOW);Two things to consider:
\Shopware\Core\Checkout\Cart\Order\OrderConverter::assembleSalesChannelContext one can find this diamond:if ($context->hasState(Context::SKIP_TRIGGER_FLOW)) {
? $salesChannelContext->getContext()->addState(Context::SKIP_TRIGGER_FLOW);
}And don’t forget:
Also need to remove the state if u just want to skip one or certain flows
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