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CLI explains 401s, Hydrogen scopes i18n injection
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Shopify/cli now turns a token that lacks dev store access into a readable error instead of a raw graphql-request dump, while hydrogen applies one rule for which i18n variables each client auto-fills.
Explain a token's missing dev store access instead of dumping the 401 Shopify/cli
An app-only service account token running `store list`, `store create dev` or `store delete` used to crash with Business Platform's full 401 query text, variables and stack trace; the failure now reads as missing dev store access. cli-kit had handed 401s back raw so callers could refresh the token, and nothing handled the case where the refreshed request was rejected too.
Only auto-fill Customer Account $language variables declared as LanguageCode Shopify/hydrogen
The Customer Account client used to fill any variable named `$language` regardless of its declared type; it now fills only variables declared `$language: LanguageCode`, using the same declaration scanner the Storefront client got in the earlier change. Both clients decide what to inject identically, so a query declaring `$language` as another type no longer receives the market value.
fix: make @shopify/hydrogen subpaths resolvable from Jest and require() Shopify/hydrogen
`@shopify/hydrogen/react`, `/vue`, `/customer-account` and `/vite` declare only an `import` condition, so Jest in CommonJS mode and plain `require()` report them as missing even though the root export loads. Adding a `default` condition to the subpaths makes them resolvable from both tests and require().
Fix theme profile for URLs with a query string and report redirects Shopify/cli
`theme profile --url` now splits path from query before rendering; previously a URL carrying a query string produced a malformed request that dropped `_fd=0`, and stores with a custom primary domain answered with a 301. Unparseable URLs and ones starting with `//` are rejected outright, and a redirect now raises an AbortError naming the destination.
Merge pull request #8984 from Shopify/remove-theme-dev-poll-flag Shopify/cli
The deprecated `--poll` flag is gone from `theme dev`, `shopify theme check -C <dir>` reports a directory argument as an expected error instead of `EISDIR: illegal operation on a directory, read`, and cli-kit reports a 401 that survives token refresh with a statusCode. If any script calls `theme dev --poll`, drop the flag.
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