Hi, when you receive this error, most of the time its because you have not imported the module. (I assume your error is "ReferenceError: gql is not defined")You resolve this by putting "import gql from 'graphql-tag';" on top of your file. Notice that...

already solved in the text above.

Hey all, I have been struggling to set up the app uninstall webhook with the Shopify-cli code and with the react/node.js tutorial course.However, I found the solution and want to share it here in case anybody else needs help. I use one function calle...

Okay, one last follow up in case somebody will struggle with this in the future.My mistake was in my .env file (or your config vars if you deploy to heroku). As the "host" variable I had https://myherokuapp.com/ , (or https://myngrok.com/)The mistake...

I just want to quickly follow up on this topic, since I have received the same error on another app I developed. Again, I have set up all redirect urls correctly (and didn't touch the shopify-cli code). It worked locally (with ngrok) but stopped work...

I just figured out the solution.Apparently, it is not enough to do "shopify deploy heroku" and setting your .env variables in Heroku.I also had to make an initial commit and "git push heroku master" to get it working.

Hey, thank you for your help, but as I already did add my env. variables to Heroku manually.

I want to provide more information. I think I came closer to the root cause.When opening the app from Shopify Admin (as in the screenshot above) I opened the console (see screenshot below) As you can see, it says "{name: "AppBridgeError", message: "A...

Hey,I created my app with Shopify CLI "shopify create" (Node.js app) and deployed it to Heroku (shopify deploy). I already add my .env variables (scopes ,SHOPIFY_API_KEY, SHOPIFY_SECRET_KEY, host, shop) to my heroku config Vars, and I changed my app ...