We've introduced new GraphQL queries to help you retrieve and manage bulk operations in the Admin API. What's Changed Here's an overview of the updates: New Bulk Operations Retrieval Queries We have added two new queries for accessing your bulk operations: bulkOperations : A connection-based query that returns a paginated list of all your bulk operations...
As part of the GraphQL Storefront API 2026-01 release , the cartDiscountCodesUpdate mutation now requires the discountCodes argument to be included. Previously, mutation calls without the discountCodes argument were allowed, but would not actually modify the cart in any way.
We have optimized the output of bulk operations in the GraphQL Admin API to enhance speed and reliability. What's Changed Bulk Queries ( bulkOperationRunQuery ) The groupObjects argument now defaults to false . Grouping objects can slow down operations and increase failure rates, especially with large datasets.
You can now create inventory transfers without specifying an origin or destination location. Previously, the InventoryTransferCreateAsReadyToShip mutation required both origin and destination location IDs. Now, these inputs are optional. This change supports workflows where the transfer's origin or destination is unknown at creation time.
We've increased the limits for metafield and metaobject definitions, providing you with more flexibility when building custom data structures for your apps and stores. For app developers : Each app has its own allocation, so apps aren't competing with each other for definition space.
The storeCreditAccountCredit mutation now includes an optional notify parameter. When this parameter is set to true , the account owner will receive a "store credit issued" email notification. If the parameter is not provided, no email will be sent. To enable email notifications, you must explicitly set this flag to true .
As of October 10, 2025, the Cart AJAX API and Storefront Cart GQL API now processes simultaneous requests. For example, when sending two cart add requests at the same time, the Cart AJAX API executes both requests. Previously, the Cart AJAX and GraphQL APIs were inconsistent in handling concurrent requests. This sometimes resulted in requests being dropped.
We’ve released a major update to POS UI extensions, aimed at reducing friction and speeding up your workflow. Key improvements include: Hot reloading improvements: We've made hot reloading faster and smoother. Code changes appear on your POS test device instantly without flickering.
Shop Minis offer immersive, full-screen buyer experiences within the Shop app. These experiences are built using familiar web technologies, leveraging our React SDK to streamline development. The Shop Minis SDK is now available for early access, enabling you to build and launch your Minis quickly and efficiently.
As of the Admin API version 2026-01, the callbackUrl argument in the fulfillmentServiceCreate and fulfillmentServiceUpdate mutations is now optional. If your app's fulfillment services do not have a callback URL but have either inventoryManagement or trackingSupport enabled, they will need to submit the information required by these features via the API.
Support for legacy mode profiles in shipping has been discontinued. This feature has been disabled for a while, and the the GraphQL Admin API is being updated to reflect this.
The Theme Store has simplified its categorization process by assigning only one industry tag per theme, effective immediately. As a result, all secondary industry tags have been automatically removed. Your theme's primary industry tag now serves as its sole industry classification.
As of GraphQL Admin API version 2025-10 , ShopifyPaymentsPayoutSummary now includes a usdcRebateCreditAmount field, which provides a total of all USDC rebate credits issued as part of the payout. For more information about ShopifyPaymentsPayoutSummary , visit the Shopify.dev documentation .
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