Step by step:
0. Create rules:
1. Rule 1: USFlat20
Apply as fixed amount: 20$
Priority: 0
Discard subsequent rules: No
2. Rule 2: USFlat10
Apply as fixed amount: 10$
Priority: 1
Discard subsequent rules: Yes
3. Actual result:
We've used the 'Discard subsequent rules' feature in Rule 2 but it doesn't seem to work.
CAUSE:
Let's analyze the situation from the screencast you provided:
You have two rules:
+ USFlat20 with priority 0 for -20$ and discard subsequent rules set to No
+ USFlat10 with priority 1 for -10$ and discard subsequent rules set to Yes
The test product is $74.38. Now how rules are applied:
1. Get the list of rules ordered by priority in ascending order -> 1. USFlat20, 2. USFlat10
2. Apply discount from the first rule -> USFlat20: 74.38 - 20 = 54.38
3. Discard subsequent rules? -> No
4. Apply discount from the second rule -> USFlat10: 54.38 - 10 = 44.38
5. Discard subsequent rules? -> Yes
6. End
As you can see the final price is now $44.38 and this is exactly what is visible in the screencast.
Now if we switch priorities for the above rules:
+ USFlat20 with priority 1 for -20$ and discard subsequent rules set to No
+ USFlat10 with priority 0 for -10$ and discard subsequent rules set to Yes
Again test product is $74.38, and rules are applied like this:
1. Get the list of rules ordered by priority in ascending order -> 1. USFlat10, 2. USFlat20
2. Apply discount from the first rule -> USFlat10: 74.38 - 10 = 64.38
3. Discard subsequent rules? -> Yes
4. End
In such a setup, the final price is $64.38.
This behavior is described in the documentation price-rules-catalog-create
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