Hello Everyone, I have observed an issue with the

updateLine

method of the

Cart

component. In the Extensibility API documentation, it says that the

updateLine

method ignores all other parameters except

internaid

&

quantity

but in reality, it throws an error when you try to add/update any custom transaction line field. This issue has been occurring since the release of 2023.2.0 of SCS/SCA where NetSuite has added a separate code block to compare the line options while updating a line item that caused this issue. @Steve Goldberg @Flo It would be great to have a new method for the

Cart

component to add/update line option fields in the next major release. Thanks

Sorry, I’m confused. Are you saying that you were using an undocumented/unsupported property in the object you provided to the

updateLine()

method and now it doesn’t work?

@Steve Goldberg Yes, that's correct. Before v2023.2, the

updateLine

method was successfully saving custom transaction line field values, but it stopped that process in v2023.2. The documentation neither mentions supporting that action nor will it cause any errors for other passed parameters.

Ah, it was a custom transaction item option, not a custom transaction line field; I haven’t tried that. I don’t have time to try this out today but I would circle back to what I said earlier: this is not a supported use case.

I understood. But would it be hard to remove that 'other parameters are ignored' line from the doc? Thanks

I can ask for it to be clarified; I’m still a little confused as to what code you were using in conjunction with this method to set a transaction line field

I'm using the same code snippet that you tried previously with a small difference where I am trying to update a custom transaction line field while you're updating a custom transaction item option field.

My question was more about how you were setting the custom transaction line field – are you using options : cartOptionId?

Here is the code snippet.

this.application.getComponent('Cart').updateLine({
							line: {
								internalid: 'item1109set11'
							,	quantity: 1
							,	options: [
									{
										"cartOptionId": "custcol_ag_special_instrcut"
									,	"value": {"internalid": "Test", "label": "Test"}
									}
								]
							}
						})
						.catch(function(error){
							console.warn(error);
						})

Did you type that example out now or is that your real code? I ask because there’s a comma missing in your options object and possibly a typo on the field name

Sorry. Yes, I just copied it from the real code and inserted some static values where I missed the comma as you mentioned.