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ShopifyQL returns fields deprecated and replaced with sales reversals fields

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In GraphQL Admin API version 2026-04 , several Returns fields in analytics, which can be queried through ShopifyQL , have been deprecated and replaced with renamed versions (e.g., sales_reversals , reversed_quantity ) to better reflect that they capture all order adjustments, including refunds, returns, order edits, and cancellations.

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