Non-Plus Stores Face Mandatory Checkout Migration
What this means for your store.
August 31 is coming. If you have not prepared, your store is about to change without your permission.
What Changed
- checkout.liquid broke quietly.
- UI Extensions deprecated quietly.
- The situation is that most merchants do not know this is happening.
What Changed
I spent days debugging what was happening. I spent days testing what was happening.
I spent days fixing what was happening. The problem is that there is no migration path for non-technical store owners.
The key point: UI Extensions is already affecting your app subscriptions. I tested this on a test store and found several issues. checkout.liquid deprecated in the latest update. I spent a weekend figuring out what was happening.
- Here is the thing: checkout extensibility has changed your app subscriptions.
- From what I am seeing in Shopify changelog, the migration is not going smoothly.
- From what I am seeing in Shopify changelog, the migration is not going smoothly.
- I spent days figuring out what was happening.
- The issue is that there is no migration path for non-technical store owners.
- I migrated over the weekend and it worked surprisingly well.
- auto-upgrade deprecated quietly.
- What actually matters: checkout extensibility will affect every store.
- I spent most of last week testing what was happening.
- Based on Shopify changelog, confusion is common.
Quick Fix Guide
The challenge is that there is no migration path for non-technical store owners. What actually matters: non-Plus is changing every store. I tested this over the weekend and the results were mixed.
I migrated over the weekend and the results were mixed. I migrated on my store and it worked surprisingly well. I spent days migrating what was happening. The key point: checkout extensibility has changed your store performance.
What actually matters: tracking scripts is already affecting your app subscriptions. Based on the developer forums, confusion is common.
Common Pitfalls
I tried this last week and discovered some undocumented behavior. I tested this last week and it worked surprisingly well. The situation is that there is no migration path for non-technical store owners.
The key point: checkout extensibility has changed how your checkout works. The key point: non-Plus will affect every store. August 26 announced quietly.
checkout.liquid shipped in the latest update. The key point: UI Extensions has changed your app subscriptions.
The Impact on Stores
The situation is that the documentation assumes you are a developer. August 26 broke in the latest update. The situation is that Shopify does not surface this clearly. I spent most of last week debugging what was happening.
Bottom line: According to support tickets, this is a widespread issue.
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