Ryan Perry-Nguyen
Ryan Perry-Nguyen
👋 is there any momentum on this issue still? Would love it if one day there could be some support for `graphql-tools`'s `# import` syntax ([docs](https://www.graphql-tools.com/docs/schema-loading/#using-import-expression)). In our case, we...
I took a super quick jab at supporting `# import` statements [here](https://github.com/rperryng/graphql-schema-linter/commit/f1b6ba4613ba4dcc65a2493e1befba196cbc0207) It's quite crude: - only supports importing entire files, not selective types (e.g. `# import Post from './types.graphql'`)...
@cjoudrey Just wondering if there's anything I can do to move the dial on this one - I have been using the quick workaround I mentioned above but would love...
@cjoudrey Thanks for your response! Understandable that you are keeping your package free from being "library-aware" and sticking to only supporting official GraphQL syntax. I appreciate the work put in,...
@Jandrov as @delner mentioned above, the GraphQL ruby gem is the one that sets up instrumentation of the GraphQL requests. The gem groups resources based on [the operation name](https://graphql.org/learn/queries/#operation-name) of...
I'm encountering this issue fairly regularly as well. What can I do to find the cause of it? The only behaviours I can think of are long lasting sessions and...
Has there been an official response from the docker team to confirm what the desired behaviour should be? According to their [example in their own docs about specifying ports](https://docs.docker.com/compose/compose-file/#long-syntax-2), the...
> You don't happen to have an error message that will print a line number? That way it would be easier to guess where the problem occurs. Ah, sorry about...
I couldn't get @johnfb's suggestion to work for me, I'm posting an updated solution in case anyone else stumbles across this. `command! -nargs=+ Z execute "cd " . system('. ~/path/to/z.sh...
I have been using the docker setup for any local development which doesn't need a proxy server (since everything communicates within the docker network), a proxy server would be nice...