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Ive recently setup a development store with Shopify CLI. When I run shopify theme dev I am able to open the store locally. But when I make a change to the header (Simply adding to this span in the Dawn theme):
<span class="h2">{{ shop.name }}123</span>
I see no changes reflected locally. The page blinks but no changes appear. I can see the file updating in my terminal and uploading successfully.
Refreshing does not work, and I have tried disabling my browser cache. Publishing the theme also seems to have no affect.
RESOLVED
Could you possibly post the resolution here for others in the future?
Hi @joeG454 , what did you do to resolve this? I have also been experiencing this issue and in order to see the changes I have to keep publishing the changes I make to the synced git repo and then immediately pull from the remote. It’s not ideal.
Looks like this has occurred again just now for some users?
I was able to resolve by doing a "shopify upgrade" which updated it to "3.56.3" and I was then able to see local changes occur again.
Thanks for the help, this has worked for me as well! I had already performed an upgrade thinking that this may be the issue but it only upgraded to 3.56.0 — upgrading again to the version you suggested did the trick. 👍
I had same problems. I solved problem by moving Shopify files to desktop. It was in the storage area. I think Shopify CLI live reload only work when files are in desktop. This solution may help someone.
For solve this issue run shopify upgrade
I was using PHPStorm/WebStorm and live reloading didn't work. Switching back to VSCode it works again.
Same issue.
solved by running shopify upgrade
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