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Adds ability to query analytics on metaobject definitions via GraphQL Admin API, enabling apps to control analytics visibility.
Shopify Dev· Oct 20, 2026· 9/10
Starting with GraphQL Admin API version 2027-01 , you can read and configure the analyticsQueryable capability on metaobject definitions. This applies to apps that create, update, or inspect metaobject definitions. No action is required unless you want your app to control whether a metaobject definition can be queried in analytics. What changed The GraphQL Admin API now exposes the analytics queryable capability for metaobject definitions. You can read MetaobjectCapabilities.analyticsQueryable…
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