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SHOPIFY CLI FIXES URL PARSING IN ERROR BANNERS, CLEANS UP BUN LOCKFILE HANDLING

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Long URLs embedded in CLI error messages now parse correctly with opt-in CommonMark link rendering, fixing the broken output that split URLs across terminal borders.

Shopify CLI shipped a fix [1] that addresses a frustrating UX problem: bare URLs in plain-text error banners were wrapping across the 80-column terminal boundary and getting split by border characters, leaving users with unclickable, un-copy-pasteable links. The solution uses opt-in CommonMark link parsing to disambiguate between URLs the message is describing versus URLs users should actually click. In parallel, the team removed deprecated force flags from e2e tests [2] and refactored Notifier test mocks to eliminate filesystem dependencies [3], tightening test reliability. A separate fix [4] catches stale Bun lockfiles in app templates—the CLI now recognizes modern `bun.lock` files alongside `bun.lockb`, preventing orphaned lockfiles when initializing non-Bun projects.

$ ls shopify/reviews/ # the step-back reads

the week in review App Doctor becomes App Security, scoring removed the month in review Shopify CLI closes credential leaks, ships 4.8.0
Topics: JavaScript Full archive → Weekly reviews →

Quick answers

What shipped in Shopify on May 7, 2026?
Long URLs embedded in CLI error messages now parse correctly with opt-in CommonMark link rendering, fixing the broken output that split URLs across terminal borders. In total, 7 commits and 4 pull requests landed.
Who contributed to Shopify on May 7, 2026?
2 developers shipped this update, including shopify-river[bot] and afurm.
What were the notable Shopify updates?
Opt-in CommonMark link parsing in Banner-rendered plain strings, Merge pull request #7476 from Shopify/05-06-remove_deprecated_force_flag_from_e2e_tests, and Merge pull request #7449 from Shopify/refactor-notifier-test-filesystem-mock-2324320246412902882.
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$ log Shopify --recent

Shopify CLI adds --ignore to app security check, Hydrogen fixes env pull quoting 24 shipped App Security checks arrive in Shopify CLI, injection checks changeset pulled 32 shipped Hydrogen moves consent to CTA async, dropping Server-Timing and legacy cookies 10 shipped Shopify CLI bumps theme-tools and puts flaky tests first 4 shipped

$ log --all # elsewhere on the wire

@openclaw Queue admission actually charges organic work, and repair commands get scoped per repo Agentic Coding Diff panes get one git process, Gemini CLI stops hanging, cline fixes custom providers

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