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Shopify CLI adds subscription migration list command

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tyler-eon amcaplan jplhomer
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tyler-eon @tyler-eon 2 cited amcaplan @amcaplan 1 cited jplhomer @jplhomer 1 cited

The Shopify CLI now ships a subscription migration list command that streams CSV or JSON to stdout, giving developers a scriptable window into their migration state.

The new `shopify app subscription-migrations list` command [1] fetches every page from the `migratableAppSubscriptions` Partners CLI GraphQL query, optionally filters by `UNSCHEDULED`, `SCHEDULED`, or `MIGRATED`, and streams a comprehensive CSV by default, or one versioned JSON document with `--json`. Output saves through normal shell redirection, which makes it straightforward to pipe into reporting or automation. The merged commit [4] confirms this is now on main.

`shopify store list` now shows each store's plan alongside Subdomain, Name, Type, and Created [2]. Previously, telling a Plus store from a Basic one meant running `shopify store info --store <domain>` once per store; now the table reports the plan the same way `store info` does, no second vocabulary of plan names. The change follows OK2 feedback in the #devtools-proj-cli-dev-stores Slack channel.

The CLI also adds hidden App Doctor commands [3], a security review workflow for Shopify app developers. It combines deterministic checks with structured prompts for deeper review by a coding agent. The procedure ships with the CLI build itself, removing the need to install AI Toolkit or copy a separately versioned skill. Unsupported or incomplete analysis is never presented as a clean security grade.

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

the week in review CLI adds subscription migration commands the month in review CLI 4.6/4.7 hardens auth, trims startup, rewrites E2E ergonomics
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Quick answers

What shipped in Shopify on September 5, 2026?
The Shopify CLI now ships a subscription migration list command that streams CSV or JSON to stdout, giving developers a scriptable window into their migration state. In total, 11 commits and 3 pull requests landed.
Who contributed to Shopify on September 5, 2026?
3 developers shipped this update, including tyler-eon, amcaplan, and jplhomer.
What were the notable Shopify updates?
Add subscription migration list command, Show each store's plan in `store list`, and Add hidden App Doctor commands.
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shopify store list gains server-side type filtering 5 shipped Filter store list by type, server-side 3 shipped Two Shopify CLI prompts make their unexpected appearances visible 13 shipped Shopify CLI starts asking for demo data on dev store creation 10 shipped

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