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Hydrogen October 2025 release
The Hydrogen October 2025 release (v2025.10.0) is out. This release updates the Storefront API and Customer Account API to 2025-10 and adds new cart mutations that simplify multi-gift-card and multi-address checkout flows.
Also shipped Jan 30, 2026Shopify in January 2026 →
What's new in Sigma
AI Documentation MCP server available (Beta) If you use AI tools to work with Sigma and want to enrich agent behavior or questions with context about officially supported Sigma functionality, the Sigma documentation can now be accessed using the model context protocol (MCP) server at https://help.sigmacomputing.com/mcp .
Cloudflare WAN, Magic Transit, Cloudflare One - BGP over GRE and IPsec tunnels
Magic WAN and Magic Transit customers can use the Cloudflare dashboard to configure and manage BGP peering between their networks and their Magic routing table when using IPsec and GRE tunnel on-ramps (beta). Using BGP peering allows customers to: Automate the process of adding or removing networks and subnets.
API Access Policies for Applications is now Generally Available
We are pleased to announce that __API Access Policies for Applications__ is now Generally Available (GA) for all Auth0 customers. This feature allows you to specifically control which applications can request access tokens for your APIs, covering __both user and machine-to-machine access__.
Google Workspace Inbound User Directory Sync is Now Generally Available!
We’re excited to announce that Google Workspace User Directory Sync is now generally available! This feature keeps Auth0 user profiles up to date by syncing users from your Google Workspace directory into Auth0 - so user profile updates don’t depend on login events.
API Key Management GA Release
API Key Management is now GA to all customers, regardless of plan. As before, only users with Manager or Admin roles will have access to these pages. A newly added Rotate function allows customers to self-serve legacy API key rotation. Secret Key support remains in closed beta, and its GA release will be announced at a future date.
Modal 1.3.2
- Modal objects now have a .get_dashboard_url() method. This method will return a URL for viewing that object on the Modal dashboard: python fc = f.spawn() print(fc.get_dashboard_url()) # Easy access to logs, etc.
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Discouraging use of `receiptJson` on `OrderTransaction` in the GraphQL Admin API
We’re discouraging use of OrderTransaction.receiptJson . You should stop relying on receiptJson in production apps. receiptJson is gateway-defined , inconsistently shaped , and may change without notice . Because its structure isn’t stable or typed, changes can lead to unexpected app failures.
Enhanced Discount Function configuration with Admin UI extensions
Admin UI extensions for Discount Functions can now interact with the selected discount method and manage discount classes, letting you customize the discount configuration experience directly within the Shopify admin. This is a non-breaking change that adds new functionality to existing discount UI extensions.
Ensuring POS UI extension stability by hardening callback handling
Starting with POS 10.19.0 , unhandled errors in extension callbacks trigger an error page instead of failing silently. This change ensures a more stable and predictable experience for merchants and helps developers identify issues proactively.
Events data now limited to one year retention
Access to events data older than one year is no longer available via the Admin GraphQL Event interface or the Admin REST events resource . This update is part of our ongoing efforts to optimize data management and improve system performance. Please review and update any dependencies on these events.
Introducing the `tracks_inventory` query filter for products
As of GraphQL Admin API version 2026-04 , you can filter products based on whether their inventory is tracked using the new tracks_inventory Boolean filter. This is especially useful when working with merchants like dropshippers who might not maintain on-hand inventory.
Increasing the app block limit to 30 for theme app extensions
You can now include up to 30 app blocks in a single theme app extension, an increase from the previous limit of 25. This gives you more flexibility to build comprehensive app experiences that integrate seamlessly with themes. Learn more about theme app extensions and file and content size limits on Shopify.dev.
Let buyers update subscription payment methods without leaving your extension
Buyers can now replace the payment method on their subscription contract without navigating away from your Customer Account UI extension. Simply invoke the intent and the native payment flow handles the rest, no need to store or display cards yourself.
Checkout UI extensions now default to non-blocking behavior
As of January 26, 2026, Checkout UI extensions that support blocking now default to non-blocking behavior. To enable blocking, merchants must explicitly activate the Allow app to block checkout setting in the checkout and accounts editor.