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SHOPIFY CLI BLOCKS BAD VARIABLES BEFORE GRAPHQL
By RepoJournal · Filed · About Shopify
A one-line fix in Shopify's CLI just closed a hole that let malformed variables slip straight into GraphQL.
Shopify's CLI now rejects invalid store execute variables locally, stopping null, arrays, and primitives from ever reaching GraphQL [1]. The patch lands via PR #8321, which dmerand merged after adding regression coverage for both inline and file-backed inputs [2]. This is a small but essential hardening step for anyone automating store operations. If you pass `--variables` or `--variable-file` in CI, this change means failures surface early with a clear `AbortError` instead of cryptic downstream errors. The merge is already in, so pull the latest CLI and let the validation do its job.
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Action items
- → Update Shopify CLI to include PR #8321 Shopify/cli [immediate]
References
- [1] Reject invalid store execute variables ↗ Shopify/cli
- [2] Merge pull request #8321 from Shopify/donald/store-execute-variable-validation Shopify/cli