Shopify Update Hides Product Status and Quantity from Merchants
A merchant reports that a recent Shopify update made it much harder to check a product's status and stock quantity, which was previously visible at a glance. This regression forces merchants to dig through the admin to find inventory information they used to see instantly.
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