Add allow_store_switching attribute

[jkeuleya]

I'm not sure about why we added that much attributes to the serializer here. So I added the new attribute to there.
For the deserializer all good.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added a new attribute to order items that indicates whether store switching is allowed. This attribute is now visible in order item details and included in related data displays.

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Walkthrough

A new boolean attribute, allow_store_switching, has been introduced to the OrderItem entity within the marketplace module. The attribute has been added to the resource definition, serializer, and deserializer classes, ensuring it is now part of the data model, can be serialized for output, and deserialized from input. No other logic, error handling, or control flow has been changed.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
lib/desertcart/resources/marketplace/order_item.rb	Added allow_store_switching as a boolean attribute to the OrderItem class.
lib/desertcart/marketplace/order_item/serializer.rb	Included allow_store_switching in the serialized attributes of the OrderItem::Serializer.
lib/desertcart/marketplace/order_item/deserializer.rb	Added allow_store_switching to the deserialized attributes in the OrderItem::Deserializer.

Poem

In the land of orders, a switch appears,
A new little flag for store-changing cheers.
Through resource, serializer, and deserializer it hops,
Ensuring store switching never stops.
With a Boolean tail and a whisker twitch,
The code now supports a magical switch!
🐇✨

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• lib/desertcart/marketplace/order_item/deserializer.rb (1 hunks)
• lib/desertcart/marketplace/order_item/serializer.rb (1 hunks)
• lib/desertcart/resources/marketplace/order_item.rb (1 hunks)

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lib/desertcart/marketplace/order_item/deserializer.rb (2)

lib/desertcart/resources/marketplace/order_item.rb (1)

• attribute (7-36)

lib/desertcart/marketplace/shipping_address/deserializer.rb (2)

• attribute (5-16)
• attribute (6-15)

lib/desertcart/marketplace/order_item/serializer.rb (1)

lib/desertcart/resources/marketplace/order_item.rb (1)

• attribute (7-36)

🔇 Additional comments (3)

lib/desertcart/marketplace/order_item/deserializer.rb (1)

35-35: Implementation of new attribute looks good!

The allow_store_switching attribute has been correctly added to the deserializer, which aligns with the addition to the resource class and serializer. This ensures the attribute can be properly deserialized from incoming data.

lib/desertcart/resources/marketplace/order_item.rb (1)

33-33: Correct implementation with proper type specification

The allow_store_switching attribute has been properly added with the correct Boolean type specification, which ensures proper type validation and consistent behavior in the application.

lib/desertcart/marketplace/order_item/serializer.rb (1)

34-34: Attribute correctly added to serializer

The allow_store_switching attribute has been properly added to the serializer, ensuring it will be included in the JSON output when the OrderItem is serialized. This completes the required changes across the resource definition, deserializer, and serializer components.

Regarding the uncertainty mentioned in the PR description about adding attributes to the serializer: this is indeed the correct approach. The serializer needs to explicitly list attributes that should be included in the serialized output, so adding this attribute here is necessary for the feature to work properly.

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