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Add information about availability of custom image roles - #635
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Summary
Clarify support for standard and merchant-defined custom image roles in Catalog Service and Live Search GraphQL documentation.
JIRA: ACAP-1272
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ProductViewImagetype in the Catalog Service GraphQL API now returns custom image roles, in addition to the standardimage,small_image,thumbnail, andswatch_imageroles. Merchants can define their own roles in AEM Assets, and storefronts can query them to display the right image in the right context, such as a lifestyle shot or a size chart. See product queries for details.