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If a product can be associated with more than one licence type and at least one of those licence types has fields, then currently, when creating the product, you are given the fields for all licence types.
Scenario:
- I have a product - premium content
- I have two licence types - single user and bulk user
- The single user type assumes the licence is for the current user
- the bulk user type has a field to ask for the users to grant licences for
- When creating a product, the user selects which license type (single or bulk)
- User should only see the bulk type's field if bulk type is selected
At least this seems to me to be how it should work. But I can see that when you select that a licence type can apply to a particular product, commerce_licence adds that licence type's fields to the product type bundle.
So maybe the solution is to have two product types, each with one (different) licence type. But if this is the case, I don't quite see why you'd want to have a product type that could have more than one licence type.
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