Hi there!
I have been attempting to update my shopify store but I see that I am getting a note saying that I have custom code on my site and that will need to be pulled back in after the update and does not go along with it. I have a lot of customization, its nothing too major or complicated, but there is a lot of it throughout the site. I don’t even remember half of what I did or where I put it at this rate.
Is there a way to do this update without having to manually find all this code and risk making an error and pulling it back in manually? Can I update with the code somehow?
Site: https://markiserv.com/
Ryan
I believe when you update your theme you do lose all your custom code modifications since that is added externally and not native to themes. Please refer to some yt gurus may be just may be there is a way out
Hello, how are you? Have you tried making a backup? Create a copy and download it. Check that the backup works as it should. Normally, the code remains as you have it, or if you have it in a Git or GitHub repository with versions. Once you have the updated copy, validate it. Remove the modified code; if that’s the case, you should integrate the code again to check if the version is valid for functionality or not. If not, publish the copied version you had before. You can also run tests with the copy. If it allows you to update, it would save you from working on the current one.