ShopifyQL now versioned under GraphQL Admin API
Shopify updated the API versioning documentation to clarify that ShopifyQL is now versioned and follows the same quarterly release schedule as other GraphQL APIs. ShopifyQL queries made through the GraphQL Admin API use the selected API version, and unstable API calls resolve to the release candidate version. This is a documentation update reflecting the API's versioning model.
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ShopifyQL now versioned under GraphQL Admin API
Shopify updated the API versioning documentation to clarify that ShopifyQL is now versioned and follows the same quarterly release schedule as other GraphQL APIs. ShopifyQL queries made through the GraphQL Admin API use the selected API version, and
unstableAPI calls resolve to the release candidate version. This is a documentation update reflecting the API's versioning model. - Informational
Clean up UTM parameters in API documentation links
Four section anchor links in the API versioning documentation had UTM tracking parameters (
utm_campaign=social_care&utm_medium=community&utm_source=social) removed. This is a documentation cleanup that does not affect API behaviour or integrations — only the URL format of in-page links has changed. - Informational
Add UTM parameters to API versioning documentation links
Four anchor links in the API versioning documentation page have been updated to include UTM query parameters (
utm_campaign=social_care&utm_medium=community&utm_source=social). This is a documentation-only change that tracks link source but does not alter any API behavior or specification. - Informational
API versioning support timeline clarified with exact dates
The Shopify API versioning documentation has been updated to use more precise terminology and dates. The term "unsupported version" has been changed to "inaccessible version", and the release schedule table now includes specific UTC timestamps (e.g., "July 16, 2026 15:00 UTC") instead of simple dates, plus three additional historical/current versions. These are clarifications to the documentation that do not alter the API's actual behavior or requirements.