Changelog

July 13, 2026

GraphQL Schema Updates

Authenticated B2B company users can now retrieve their company’s addresses through the Storefront GraphQL API, with pagination, filtering, and sorting.

Storefront GraphQL

  • Company addresses: new addresses connection field on the CompanyQueries type returns a paginated list of the authenticated user’s company addresses, with pagination arguments, CompanyAddressFiltersInput filtering (default shipping/billing, shipping/billing eligibility, and text search), and CompanyAddressSortInput sorting.
    • Connection types: CompanyAddressConnection and CompanyAddressEdge.
    • Address type: CompanyAddress exposes contact name, street address, city, state or province, country, postal code, phone, default shipping and billing flags, and merchant-defined extraFields.
    • Sorting: CompanyAddressSortInput, backed by the CompanyAddressSortField (CREATED_AT) and CompanyAddressSortDirection (ASC, DESC) enums.

For schema details, browse the Storefront GraphQL API reference.

July 13, 2026

Stencil Core course: visual editors and a new theme settings lab

The Stencil Core course now covers Theme Styles and Makeswift alongside Page Builder, and adds a new hands-on lab for testing your theme customizations.

  • Visual editors overview: the What Is Stencil? lesson now explains content building and Theme Styles, and introduces the Makeswift visual editor and its Stencil-specific components.
  • Optional Makeswift setup: the Getting Started lab includes an optional step for enabling Makeswift (Beta) on a channel and provisioning a Makeswift site.
  • New lab: Test Custom Theme Settings walks through verifying your custom variation, font, and editor fields in Theme Styles, including the two paths for reaching Theme Styles in the control panel.
July 13, 2026

Cross-platform webhooks tutorial

Thanks to user feedback, the webhooks tutorial no longer assumes a single operating system and now reads correctly on macOS, Windows, and Linux.

  • Platform-neutral setup — replaced macOS-specific commands with cross-platform equivalents and pointed ngrok installation at the official downloads page, with package-manager shortcuts for macOS and Windows.
  • Clearer start steps — the tutorial now starts the Node.js app before ngrok and exposes the correct port.
  • OS-agnostic troubleshooting — the “ngrok not found” guidance now covers PATH setup on both Unix-like systems and Windows.

For details, see the webhooks tutorial.