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👋 Very interested by these tests for the parser, so I hope you don't mind I participate: It would be interesting to compare it to other existing parsers where we...
Really interested as well
You could create your `config.yml` with a script which will read files from folder and generate the input. Little example for your use case a script `generate_config.sh`: ```sh for file...
Well, you should try to create a PR with your idea, it might be a little different of what I think of, I think I see what you want to...
Hum, did not try but might work with an Extension implemented like this: ```rust async fn prepare_request( &self, ctx: &ExtensionContext, ) -> SeverResult { // It's the unparsed query so...
Hello, It seems a lot like the Apollo Persisted Queries: https://github.com/async-graphql/async-graphql/blob/master/src/extensions/apollo_persisted_queries.rs I think we could create a similar extension to manage this relay feature. I will have some time this...
>Guess just pointing out, these queries are only posted once during their generation. So actually less like Apollo, in that it's not a cache. These queries need to persist somewhere...
Look @maraisr https://github.com/async-graphql/async-graphql/pull/641 this should solve your issue, with an extension like this, you'll be able to check on a Redis / anything you want for your persisted queries, you...
Ah okay, I understand, you want an endpoint to store these persisted queries inside a DB. >The only difference between the javascript based compiler and the rust compiler is, the...
Completely forgotten, I took a break from open-source, I'll look into it soon I'll have the opportunity to resume. There was a draft PR from here available: https://github.com/async-graphql/async-graphql/pull/641