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This PR refactors the payment method sorting and filtering functionality to fetch the correct payment methods on virtual quotes.

@candemiralp candemiralp requested a review from a team as a code owner December 30, 2025 11:02
@candemiralp candemiralp added the Fix Indicates a bug fix label Dec 30, 2025
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This pull request significantly refactors the handling of Adyen payment methods within the Magento checkout process, specifically addressing issues with virtual quotes. The core change involves centralizing the fetching and caching of Adyen's /paymentMethods API response, which streamlines the filtering and sorting of available payment options. A new plugin has been introduced to ensure this refined logic is applied consistently when retrieving payment methods, leading to more accurate and efficient display of payment options for customers.

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  • Payment Method API Response Caching: Introduced an in-memory caching mechanism for the Adyen /paymentMethods API response within the PaymentMethods helper, preventing redundant API calls and improving performance.
  • Centralized Payment Method Filtering: Refactored payment method filtering logic to centralize the fetching of Adyen payment methods through the new getApiResponse method in the PaymentMethods helper, ensuring consistent behavior across different contexts.
  • New Plugin for Payment Method Management: Added a new plugin, SortAndFilterAdyenPaymentMethods, to intercept Magento\Quote\Api\PaymentMethodManagementInterface::getList and apply Adyen-specific sorting and filtering to the available payment methods.
  • Dependency Refactoring: Updated dependencies and method calls across MagentoPaymentDetails, PaymentMethodsFilter, and MultishippingPaymentMethods to align with the new centralized API response fetching and caching.
  • Enhanced Test Coverage: Added new unit tests for the MultishippingPaymentMethods and SortAndFilterAdyenPaymentMethods plugins, and updated existing tests to reflect the refactored logic and dependencies.

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This pull request effectively refactors the payment method filtering and sorting logic. Introducing an in-memory cache for the /paymentMethods API response in Helper/PaymentMethods.php is a great improvement to prevent redundant API calls. The new plugin SortAndFilterAdyenPaymentMethods centralizes the filtering logic by hooking into PaymentMethodManagementInterface::getList, which simplifies other parts of the code like MagentoPaymentDetails. The changes are well-structured and improve the overall design. I have one suggestion in Plugin/MultishippingPaymentMethods.php to make the code slightly more efficient and direct by using a value that is already available.

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shubhamk67 previously approved these changes Dec 31, 2025
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shubhamk67 previously approved these changes Jan 6, 2026
# Conflicts:
#	Test/Unit/Helper/PaymentMethodsTest.php
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@candemiralp candemiralp merged commit 55da169 into main-9 Jan 6, 2026
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@candemiralp candemiralp deleted the ECP-9641-v9 branch January 6, 2026 14:38
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