The "Pay What You Want" feature does not work properly when used in conjunction with the "Order Bump" option. The issue occurs when a customer adds an additional product along with the main product. The system applies a discount that affects the total price, reducing it to the minimum allowed for each product. Buggy buggy. Example: Minimum price per product: $2. The customer decides to pay $100 for the main product. When the additional product is added, the system calculates the total price as $4 ($2 for each product), ignoring the $100 the customer intended to pay. Impact: This error has been confirmed in two sales. My customers reported the issue, and I verified it :( Steps to Reproduce: Set up a main product with the "Pay What You Want" option. Set a minimum price of $2 for the main product. Add an "Order Bump" option (additional product). Attempt to make a purchase where the customer wants to pay an amount higher than the minimum allowed (e.g., $100). Observe that the total price is calculated as the sum of the minimum prices instead of the intended amount. Screenshots attached. Cheers, Ariel - Software Developer during the day. Trying to attemp as a writer during the night.
