Retail v2 API - Class CatalogAttribute.Types.FacetConfig.Types.MergedFacet (2.11.0) 

public sealed class CatalogAttribute.Types.FacetConfig.Types.MergedFacet : IMessage<CatalogAttribute.Types.FacetConfig.Types.MergedFacet>, IEquatable<CatalogAttribute.Types.FacetConfig.Types.MergedFacet>, IDeepCloneable<CatalogAttribute.Types.FacetConfig.Types.MergedFacet>, IBufferMessage, IMessage

Reference documentation and code samples for the Retail v2 API class CatalogAttribute.Types.FacetConfig.Types.MergedFacet.

The current facet key (i.e. attribute config) maps into the [merged_facet_key][google.cloud.retail.v2.CatalogAttribute.FacetConfig.MergedFacet.merged_facet_key]. A facet key can have at most one child. The current facet key and the merged facet key need both to be textual custom attributes or both numerical custom attributes (same type).

Inheritance

object > CatalogAttribute.Types.FacetConfig.Types.MergedFacet

Namespace

Google.Cloud.Retail.V2

Assembly

Google.Cloud.Retail.V2.dll

Constructors

MergedFacet()

public MergedFacet()

MergedFacet(MergedFacet)

public MergedFacet(CatalogAttribute.Types.FacetConfig.Types.MergedFacet other)
Parameter
Name Description
other CatalogAttributeTypesFacetConfigTypesMergedFacet

Properties

MergedFacetKey

public string MergedFacetKey { get; set; }

The merged facet key should be a valid facet key that is different than the facet key of the current catalog attribute. We refer this is merged facet key as the child of the current catalog attribute. This merged facet key can't be a parent of another facet key (i.e. no directed path of length 2). This merged facet key needs to be either a textual custom attribute or a numerical custom attribute.

Property Value
Type Description
string