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App deployment in CI/CD is now available for all apps
App deployment in CI/CD is now available for all apps through app automation tokens on the Dev Dashboard. These tokens offer app-scoped authentication, allowing you to use the latest Shopify CLI to automate app releases in GitHub Workflows and similar tools.
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Introducing @supabase/server
Supabase introduced @supabase/server to provide stateless authentication, RLS-scoped clients, and server-side CORS support. The package is designed to reduce boilerplate code for server-side implementations.
Secure more apps with External Access Tokens and Private Publishing
Replit has made Private Publishing available to Core and Starter plan users and introduced External Access Tokens for all private apps. These features allow secure access to private deployments without exposing them to the public internet.
Data migrations in Prisma 8
Prisma 8 allows developers to write data migrations in TypeScript, enabling column backfilling and data transformation alongside schema changes.
Introducing Create-Prisma: Start a Prisma App With One Command
The new create-prisma CLI tool allows developers to initialize a Prisma application with a single command. It includes a starter schema, seed data, database scripts, and optional Prisma Postgres setup.
Prefect 3.7: infrastructure decorators and plugins are GA
Two of our most-requested experimental surfaces graduate to general availability, flows can render their own dependency graphs, and prepared workspaces now run with uv.
Resend Email Provider is now Generally Available
 We're excited to announce that __Resend__ is now __Generally Available__ as an out-of-the-box email delivery provider in Auth0!
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Ship and pickup in one order now available in feature preview
Shopify Plus and Enterprise merchants will soon be able to enable a single checkout experience where customers can choose both shipping and store pickup within the same order. Previously, customers had to place separate orders for each delivery method. This change impacts how delivery and fulfillment information flows through checkout.
More admin intents now support Settings
Seven new Settings intents let apps open editors for notifications, payment capture, gift cards, delivery profiles, and business details. This builds on the initial Settings intents release from March.
Bots and agents should identify themselves via Web Bot Auth
What's changing Shopify now applies stricter rate limits to bots and agents that access the Storefront API and Shopify-hosted online store pages. Bots and agents that don't sign their requests are subject to the strictest limits. To qualify for higher rate limits, operators should sign their requests with Web Bot Auth.
Publish and unpublish product variants independently from product
ProductVariant is now a Publishable . Variants can be published or unpublished per publication (channel or catalog) in API version 2026-07, giving merchants , and your apps , fine-grained control over where each variant is visible without deleting variants, duplicating products, or hiding them via storefront code.
Target discounts to specific markets
We've introduced markets as a new option in DiscountContextInput , enabling you to target discounts to specific regional markets, retail locations, or B2B company locations. This option can be used alongside existing eligibility options such as all , customerSegments , and customers .
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.
Shopify App Pricing: charge for usage, recurring subscriptions, or both
Shopify App Pricing supports subscriptions, usage-based charges, or combined models, configured in the Partner Dashboard. What's new: Managed Pricing is now Shopify App Pricing Shopify App Pricing replaces Managed Pricing as Shopify’s default billing solution that gets configured during app submission in the Partner Dashboard.