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When clicking a button in our Checkout Extension that calls applyAttributeChange, we get an error saying "Could not apply mutation applyAttributeChange: the buyer is using an accelerated wallet".
As you'll see in the video, I don't believe we are in an express checkout flow or using an accelerated wallet.
Furthermore, if I attempt to recreate this in-cognito, the applyAttributeChange call works as expected.
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
To re-create this in one of our partner Shopify sites ...
Click Opt In for the Croissant Checkout Extension, next to "Get Guaranteed Buyback"
Expected behavior
Clicking the Opt In button should add the product to the cart line items and set the croissant_opt_in flag to true on the cart attributes.
Screenshots
Accelerated.Wallet.Bug.mp4
Additional context
It doesn't break for everyone in our company, but enough people are able to recreate it. Some of us seem to be incorrectly in an express checkout? We're not entirely sure.
Also, it looks like this thread may have been circling around a similar thing #1511 (comment)
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Please list the package(s) involved in the issue, and include the version you are using
"@shopify/app": "latest",
"@shopify/cli": "latest",
"@shopify/ui-extensions": "2024.4.x",
"@shopify/ui-extensions-react": "2024.4.x",
Describe the bug
When clicking a button in our Checkout Extension that calls applyAttributeChange, we get an error saying "Could not apply mutation applyAttributeChange: the buyer is using an accelerated wallet".
As you'll see in the video, I don't believe we are in an express checkout flow or using an accelerated wallet.
Furthermore, if I attempt to recreate this in-cognito, the applyAttributeChange call works as expected.
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
To re-create this in one of our partner Shopify sites ...
Expected behavior
Clicking the Opt In button should add the product to the cart line items and set the croissant_opt_in flag to true on the cart attributes.
Screenshots
Accelerated.Wallet.Bug.mp4
Additional context
It doesn't break for everyone in our company, but enough people are able to recreate it. Some of us seem to be incorrectly in an express checkout? We're not entirely sure.
Also, it looks like this thread may have been circling around a similar thing #1511 (comment)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: