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Polaris web components migration guides now available for Checkout and Customer Account UI extensions
We’ve published new migration guides to help you upgrade Checkout and Customer Account UI extensions to the latest API version and Polaris web components. The new guides include: Guidance for moving from React or JavaScript extension APIs to Preact, Polaris web components, and the global shopify object.
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Diarization v2: Improved Batch Speaker Diarization
A new batch diarization model is available today via the diarize_model API parameter. Deepgram is rolling out v2 of our batch speaker diarization model. v2 is a new architecture available today on an opt-in basis through the new diarize_model parameter.
Seer’s Claude integration is now generally available
Trigger Claude to fix bugs using Seer’s root cause
Non-Unique Emails is Now Generally Available
Non-Unique Emails is now Generally Available (GA) for all Auth0 customers. This feature allows multiple user accounts to share the same email address within a database connection, supporting real-world use cases like families, small businesses, and multi-role users who need separate accounts tied to the same email.
Quick filters and data grouping are now generally available
Quick filters and grouping are now generally available in Grafana! The new Filter and Group by dashboard control makes it faster and easier to explore data by combining filtering and grouping in a single, intuitive experience.
Ask Amplitude AI button in Slack Previews
Description: Amplitude link previews in Slack just got a lot more useful. When someone shares an Amplitude chart or dashboard link in Slack, the updated unfurl card now surfaces chart context, suggested questions, and a direct way to kick off a Global Agent conversation , right from the preview.
GitHub CLI 2.92.0
Security A security vulnerability has been identified, and fixed, that could allow terminal escape sequence injection when users view GitHub Actions workflow logs using gh run view --log or gh run view --log-failed . Users are advised to update gh to version v2.92.0 as soon as possible.
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Function run log details are now automatically visible with the right access scopes
You no longer need to ask merchants to share function run logs with you. These logs are now automatically available in the Dev Dashboard for any function your app has the necessary access scopes to view. What's Changed Function run logs in the Dev Dashboard are now accessible based on the access scopes granted to your app by the merchant.
Checkout And Accounts Configuration API for unified branding across checkout, customer accounts, and sign-in
As of API version 2026-04, the new Checkout And Accounts Configuration API is now available to unlock consistent branding customizations across checkout, customer accounts, and sign-in surfaces. This API is exclusively available to Shopify Plus merchants. This new API replaces the Checkout Profile API and Checkout Branding API (both are now deprecated).
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.
App Events: See app usage and performance data in your Dev Dashboard
The App Events API lets you send any event from your app to Shopify. App event data appears in your Dev Dashboard Logs alongside webhooks, Function executions, and API calls. How it works: 1.
New `cartToken` field added to the `Order` object
The cartToken field is now available on the GraphQL Admin API's Order object. This field returns the token associated with the cart that was used to create the order, matching the existing cart_token field in the REST Admin API.
New `checkoutToken` field added to the `Order` object
The checkoutToken field is now available on the GraphQL Admin API's Order object. This field returns the token associated with the checkout that was used to create the order, matching the existing checkout_token field in the REST Admin API.