What to do if you have you received an email from Shopify about updating the API version
If you have received an email from Shopify about the Breww app and API versions, that looks like the following, this post will explain what you need to do.
Please note that the dates and version numbers in the message from Shopify will change over time, but this guide applies to all dates and version numbers.
Hello there,
Weβre sending you this email because one or more apps installed on your Shopify store are making calls to APIs that will be removed soon and will soon be unsupported. These apps must be updated by a developer before [date] to continue working normally.
We encourage you to forward this email to the partner or developer who maintains your apps, and have them update your apps based on the information below. If you donβt currently have a developer maintaining your apps, you can hire a Shopify expert.
What your developer needs to know
One or more of your custom or private apps have made deprecated API calls in the last 30 days. Support for these versions will be removed on [date]. Please update the apps listed below to API version [version-number] or later to ensure they continue to function correctly.
Store: [Your shop name]
App: Breww Breaking changes:
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Most of the changes required will be handled for you by the Breww team and will be in place, before the deadline, but you will need to make one small change.
- You will need to log in to your Shopify account and go to Settings (at the bottom of the sidebar on the left) -> Apps and sales channels -> Develop apps -> Breww.
- Click the Configuration tab.
- Click the Edit button in the Admin API integration section.
- Scroll down to Webhook subscriptions section and find the select box named Event version.
- From the selection box, please choose the version that has the word Latest in brackets after it. Breww will always support the latest version. Where possible, we aim to keep support for older versions too, but the latest version is the most reliable choice. It will look a bit like the following screenshot, but the actual version number (which looks like a date) will vary.
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