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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughUpdated troubleshooting docs to show a Vite dev-server config that enables the Shopify plugin tunnel ( Changes
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In `@docs/guide/troubleshooting.md`:
- Around line 125-142: The snippet is missing top-level imports and the closing
braces for the exported config; add imports for defineConfig, shopify and your
Tailwind plugin (referencing defineConfig, shopify, tailwindcss) at the top,
then close the default export object and the file (replace the stray
build.rollupOptions fragment with either a completed build.rollupOptions object
or a comment like "// build.rollupOptions omitted for brevity" if you intend to
continue it) so the file parses and the export default defineConfig({...}) is
properly closed.
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docs/guide/troubleshooting.md (1)
135-135: Consider strengthening the myshopify.com CORS pattern.The current regex
/\.myshopify\.com$/doesn't enforce HTTPS or anchor at the start of the origin. Since Shopify stores use HTTPS, consider a more restrictive pattern:- /\.myshopify\.com$/, + /^https:\/\/[^\/]+\.myshopify\.com$/,This ensures:
- Only HTTPS connections are allowed
- Proper start-of-string anchoring
- Prevents potential edge cases with malformed origins
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