To export review attributes, they should be set in the Reviews context.
For example, to export, the review title must be set in the following construction:
{% for review in context.reviews %}
<title><![CDATA[{{ review.title }}]]></title>
{% endfor %}
{{ review.id }} - the review ID
{{ review.nickname }} - the nickname of the customer who left review
{{ review.created_at }} - the date of the review creation
{{ review.title }} - the title (summary) of the review
{{ review.detail }} - the review text
{{ review.rating }} - the review rating
{{ review.reviews_count }} - the number of approved reviews for this product
{{ review.product.[product_attribute] }} - allows for use of the product attributes at
the Review context construction, where instead of [product_attribute], there should be set a
product attribute code.
For example, a product's SKU: {{ review.product.sku }}
7.Multi Source Inventory Sources
Note
Multi-Source Inventory (MSI) is available, starting from Magento 2.3
Allows you to export MSI Sources using the following pattern:
{{ product.inventory:source_code }} - where instead of source_code, there should be an
Inventory Source Code set.
Parent product values
You can use the suffix .parent ({{ product.parent.name }}, {{ product.parent.price }},
{{ product.parent.url }} etc), if you need to return the value to the parent product.
Example
If the current product associated with a configurable/grouped/bundled product, the pattern {{
product.parent.url }}, will return the URL to the parent product. If the extension can't find the parent
product, it will use the current product.
Note: The parent suffix is very useful when you export simple products with visibility Not Visible
Individually. In this case, the product can't have a direct link, so you must use a link to the parent product.
Example
{% for product in context.products %}
{% for image in product.gallery %}
<picture>{{ image }}</picture>
{% endfor %}