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Update to app uninstall reasons
We have updated the app uninstall reasons in your Partner Dashboard and now require merchants to select a reason before removing an app. These changes provide clearer, more actionable insights into why merchants uninstall apps, helping you enhance your app experience.
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Introducing Replit App Monitoring
Replit introduced App Monitoring for published apps, which notifies users via email if their application goes down. The Replit Agent can also be used to analyze logs and database state to identify the root cause of failures.
Create OpenRouter Accounts via CLI with Stripe Projects
Users can now create an OpenRouter account, generate an API key, and set up Stripe billing directly from the command line using Stripe Projects. This allows for automated account provisioning.
Gateway Authorization Proxy and hosted PAC files are now generally available
The Gateway Authorization Proxy and hosted PAC files are now generally available for all plan types. Authorization proxy endpoints add an identity-aware option alongside the existing source IP proxy endpoints , using Cloudflare Access authentication to verify who a user is before applying Gateway filtering , without installing the Cloudflare One Client .
Seer Agent is in open beta , ask it anything about your app
Seer Agent is now in open beta. Ask anything about what's happening in your application and get answers based on all the connected Sentry telemetry and context.
Google Gemini and Google Vertex AI models available for app building
Live on cloud Self-hosted version 3.383.0 and later Gemini 3.1 Pro (Preview) and Gemini 3.5 Flash can now be used to build apps, through both Google and Google Vertex AI. Refer to the AI models reference to see which models support app building.
ClickHouse integration
Live on cloud • All plans Public beta 3.375.0 Edge • All plans Public beta Retool now provides a native integration for ClickHouse , an open-source column-oriented database designed for real-time analytics.
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Analytics metric targets now available in the GraphQL Admin API
You can now create and manage metric targets for merchants using four new GraphQL Admin API operations: analyticsTargets , analyticsTargetCreate , analyticsTargetUpdate , and analyticsTargetsDelete .
Multiple product discounts can apply on a single cart line
In version 2026-04 of the GraphQL Admin API, we're introducing support for applying multiple product discounts on a single cart line. This feature will enable merchants to continue migrating Scripts ahead of the June 30th, 2026 sunset date. To learn more about configuring discount combinations, please refer to the documentation for the GraphQL Admin API .
Minor rounding change for custom line item discounts in POS 11.5
Starting with POS version 11.5, we are updating the internal calculation method for custom fixed-amount line item discounts. These discounts will now be applied on a per-unit basis rather than across the entire line. Note that this change only affects fixed-amount discounts; percentage discounts remain unchanged.
`LineItem.priceAfterAllDiscountsBeforeTaxesSet` field now available
The LineItem object in the GraphQL Admin API now includes a [ priceAfterAllDiscountsBeforeTaxesSet ( https://shopify.dev/docs/api/admin-graphql/2026-07/objects/LineItem#field-LineItem.fields.priceAfterAllDiscountsBeforeTaxesSet ) field, which is equivalent to the REST API's current_subtotal_price_set on line items.
Deprecation of checkout metafields in checkout and customer account UI extensions
As of API version 2026-04, the ability to read and write checkout metafields in checkout and customer account UI extensions has been removed. Instead, checkout metafields have been replaced by cart metafields in checkout UI extensions and order metafields in customer account UI extensions.
Scannable discount codes
As of POS version 11.5, merchants can generate scannable QR codes for any discount code in the Shopify Admin. These QR codes can be applied by both POS staff at checkout and by customers in online store sessions. What this means for discount apps No changes are required with this release.
Add actor field to subscription contract and billing attempt mutations
We have introduced a new actor field in subscription mutations to help you track who initiated an action - whether it was the customer, the merchant, or the partner app's automated system. You can now include an actor argument when creating billing attempts or editing subscription contracts.
Default value of `appliesOnSubscription` changed to `true` for app discount inputs
The default value of appliesOnSubscription has been changed from false to true on the DiscountCodeAppInput and DiscountAutomaticAppInput input types in GraphQL Admin API. No action is required. This default value change has no effect on how discounts are applied at checkout.