Luis Alvarez D.

@samuelcastro Feel free to use that example of this lib, you can't go wrong with either (I also helped trying to keep that example updated). SSR is disabled by default...

@webcoderkz Not really, `getServerSideProps` is better in the way that it's never executed in the client, so it's only included for the server bundle. The reason I haven't migrated the...

@CharlieDieter Why do you need to return a status code from the server to the client? what value is that providing for cases where it's not an error? Overall I...

Thank you for the report, if you want to fix it a PR is welcome :pray:

There's a PR open for it but it's outdated: https://github.com/lfades/next-with-apollo/pull/132#issuecomment-670255011 Updating the package to support Apollo 3 is not currently one of my priorities, I'm part of the Next.js team...

@ilackovic I understand that and some time ago I decided to not include Apollo dependencies due to it changing too often in the beta versions. Right now the package only...

@Uniiq The PR still has some conflicts and it hasn't been updated since April. Personally I haven't had the time to try out Apollo 3 but I'll be happy to...

@dyyyl Yeah looks like it was updated. I'll try to review it soon and get it merged. In the meantime please remember that the package itself only uses Apollo to...

@Emiliano-Bucci The API changed in the new version and `SSR` is no longer enabled by default, if you already checked that please give more details, a reproduction can be great...

@Emiliano-Bucci Could you move `httpLink` to be inside the function that returns the Apollo Client and see if that changes something? like this: ```jsx export const WithApollo = withApollo( ({...