Rein Van Imschoot

So should I change my config in any way to make sure it only triggers one action when we have a push and pull_request running for the same branch?

hm, at the moment, both of them keep running. But I'll add one to the do_not_skip list and see if it helps! Thanks for the quick replies!

Has anyone found a better solution to this?

I just realised this as well and now I feel like an idiot. Everything works now :)

The whole purpose of using a string is that you should NOT have to provide the exact object as Apollo should automatically refetch the query with the current query variables.

I have witnessed exactly the same behaviour! It works fine when I refetch after I delete an item but not when I create one.

I have the same issue, any updates on this?

We are experiencing the same issue. I just tested with a fresh Rails/React project and I see the same behaviour. Anyone found any answer to this?

I tried to reproduce this issue in a new project using React, Rails and Inertia (bundled with Webpacker). [The project can be found here](https://github.com/reinvanimschoot/inertia-react-rails-test) Even in a newly built app,...

I just stumbled across the same issue. Is there any update on when this would be fixed?