In my case, I added it to my custom.js file. If you put it in a .js file, you should remove the <script> or </script> tags at the beginning and end of the above code. If you have a global.js file in your theme, that would be a good place to put it (i...

This code works for me as well! I'm using Shopify Forms on a Dawn-based theme. Only thing is I didn't know where '.form-container' was supposed to be, so I changed mine to '#app-embed'. Great find, thank you for sharing!

I totally agree with you. I have a use case for using a variable defined in a snippet. I decided to stick with include until it's fully sunset. For now I couldn't find a way with render.

This is an excellent answer, very thorough. As a developer, I appreciate answers like this instead of those who just push to use apps. Keep it up my friend!

Arti-Art, THANK you for your response! I've been fighting with the /change.js endpoint for hours and couldn't figure out why I was getting a 400 request in the response. I simply added a toString() to my id and now it works. The Shopify documentation...

Yes, this worked for me. In my case I was trying'shopify theme dev --store{store_name}, but instead I used'shopify theme dev --store store_name.myshopify.com and it worked.