Joshua Harms

Hey @shafaqat-ali-cms365, this issue is partially out of date as it doesn't contain the fix for the problem. I'm keeping it open because I'm still planning a better, more encompassing...

Hey @nlevos! What kind of exceptions are you getting?

Thanks for reaching out about this! I'm open to keeping the property and just removing the setter, although I'll need to play around with how that works using the automatic...

That’s unintended or perhaps a bug. The package targets only netstandard2.1 at the moment so it should be fully compatible with netcore 3.1. I’ll try a test 3.1 project as...

Thanks for the screenshot! Those actually look correct, they're just version 6.0 of those packages but those versions _should_ support .NET Core 3.1 according to their nuget page:  Could...

Haven't run into this one before. I wonder if checkout line item ids are strings for *every* store, or just for your specific store? If it's every store then we...

Very strange. To be honest I'm not sure what to do here! We could change the `Id` type to object, which would let it be either a string or a...

I'm glad this was such an easy fix, but I'm hesitant to make the change to the package right now. I'm going to try getting in touch with somebody at...

It looks like the checkout line items are indeed a string [in Shopify's documentation](https://help.shopify.com/api/reference/checkout#show), so I'll get this property changed over to string. Technically it's a breaking change, but the...

Yikes, that sounds like a mess. Thanks for investigating!