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Thank you @xsamueljr ! Could you please sign the CLA? |
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Thanks for contributing! This package is deprecated and we're archiving this repo, so we're closing all open issues and PRs. Please use shopify-app-python instead, and open new issues there. More context: Rethinking support for PHP/Python packages |
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When having a file with one single line declaring a constant (the
shopify.versionmodule), loading it by usingexec()is a pretty weird method. You should just import the constant instead. This improves code readability and follows best practices for importing modulesChecklist