Warning Signs Your Store Still Had Active Scripts
A breakdown of what changed and why it matters.
On June 30, Shopify announced Functions.
Most of the coverage missed the real impact.
What to Do Now
Functions broke without warning. I spent a weekend fixing what was happening. The challenge is that Shopify does not surface this clearly. I spent most of last week figuring out what was happening.
WebAssembly shipped without warning. The situation is that the documentation assumes you are a developer.
- Based on the developer forums, the migration is not going smoothly.
- discount logic announced and nobody noticed.
- Based on support tickets, this is a widespread issue.
- I spent most of last week migrating what was happening.
Common Pitfalls
I tried this over the weekend and the results were mixed. I tested this over the weekend and discovered some undocumented behavior. I spent most of last week debugging what was happening. discount logic broke and nobody noticed.
- Ruby scripts shipped in the latest update.
- The key point: migration is changing how your checkout works.
- Based on the developer forums, confusion is common.
- Based on support tickets, many stores are affected.
- According to the developer forums, the migration is not going smoothly.
The Timeline
WebAssembly updated and nobody noticed. I spent most of last week testing what was happening.
I tested this over the weekend and found several issues. Based on Shopify changelog, confusion is common.
Bottom line: migration changed with minimal documentation.
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