Load attribute's default_value in hub when no existing value exists #1310
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This pull request makes use of the the
default_valueproperty of Attributes in the hub.Currently, if an Attribute has a
default_valueset, when that Attribute is linked to a Model and displayed in the hub, the field displayed for that Attribute is blank on create and when no pre-existing value exists.For example, if I have an Attribute Group called "Foo" that contains an Attribute call "Bar" that is an Attribute of type "Number" with a default value of 42, I will see the following on the Product Creation page (when that Attribute is linked to my Product Type):
With this pull request, when an Attribute has a
default_valueset, that value will be loaded into the field in the Hub. When applied to the previous example, this will now display thedefault_value(42, in this case) in the field: