Bundle mage-os/module-inventory-reservations-grid

[rhoerr]

I propose adding mage-os/module-inventory-reservations-grid as a bundled module. https://github.com/mage-os-lab/module-inventory-reservations-grid

• It provides a clear admin grid for Magento inventory reservations, improving visibility into reservation data.
• It is slim, purpose-built, and compatible with the latest Magento versions.
• It is maintained and focused on a single, important feature for inventory transparency.

Implications

• Admins gain direct access to view and manage inventory reservations via a dedicated grid in the admin panel.
• May reveal underlying issues with reservations or stock management that require process adjustments.
• No impact on frontend performance or customer experience, as all changes are on the backend.

Risks

• Potential for minor admin confusion if reservation data is unfamiliar, but documentation is available.
• Risk of unsafe inventory data operations, if admin enables the delete mass action and uses it unwisely. There are warnings against this.

Benefits

• Enhanced transparency for inventory reservations, aiding troubleshooting and operational oversight.

PR

This PR results in the module being added as a pinned require of mage-os/product-community-edition like:

"mage-os/module-inventory-reservations-grid": "1.0.0",

which composer will then require via Packagist, like any other third party package. The latest published version will be pinned at the time of each release.

[rhoerr]

Created as a draft for now; there are PRs on https://github.com/mage-os-lab/module-inventory-reservations-grid/issues that need to be processed before we move forward.

[rhoerr]

CC @thomas-kl1

[fballiano]

I think the bundled modules should be in the mage-os namespace because of branch protection rules

[rhoerr]

I think the bundled modules should be in the mage-os namespace because of branch protection rules

I agree. I don't want to move anything though until

1. Quality issues are resolved;
2. We've decided definitely that they're ready and should be bundled