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Preparations for [email protected]. #3649
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Instead, use `getIntrospectionQuery` instead, which has been around since before [email protected], thus within our supported version ranges.
This file now lives at `getIntrospectionQuery`.
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This reverts commit ed2c0d8.
As of graphql/graphql-js#2177 in `graphql@15`, empty descriptions are still included in the SDL output. In order to be excluded entirely, they must be absent (or `null`). Ref: graphql/graphql-js#2177
I'm assuming we'll want to keep this change which was also applied upstream, though I'm not sure what our longer term plans are for keeping up with these changes. Ref: https://github.com/graphql/graphql-js/pull/2177/files#diff-71ba52e9c625f826d2b0df2963c8633aR320
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The next major version of `graphql-js` deprecates the `introspectionQuery` constant (thanks to graphql/graphql-js#2124) that was previously leveraged in Apollo Client tests for obtaining the introspection query (to be clear, this is the query used to introspect a server, not the result of the introspection itself) in one particular test. This deprecation isn't entirely surprising since the `getIntrospectionQuery` utility method has existed since `[email protected]` and is the recommended way to obtain this query in more recent versions of `graphql`, so this changes that test to use that new method. I discovered this while investigating our compatibility with the most recently published `[email protected]` on `apollo-server`, `apollo-tooling` and `apollo-client`. Other than this, I didn't encounter any test failures when updating the root `graphql` dev-dependency to `[email protected]`! Deprecated by: graphql/graphql-js#2124 In Response to: graphql/graphql-js#2303 Relates to: apollographql/apollo-server#3649 Relates to: apollographql/apollo-tooling#1743
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#5748) The next major version of `graphql-js` deprecates the `introspectionQuery` constant (thanks to graphql/graphql-js#2124) that was previously leveraged in Apollo Client tests for obtaining the introspection query (to be clear, this is the query used to introspect a server, not the result of the introspection itself) in one particular test. This deprecation isn't entirely surprising since the `getIntrospectionQuery` utility method has existed since `[email protected]` and is the recommended way to obtain this query in more recent versions of `graphql`, so this changes that test to use that new method. I discovered this while investigating our compatibility with the most recently published `[email protected]` on `apollo-server`, `apollo-tooling` and `apollo-client`. Other than this, I didn't encounter any test failures when updating the root `graphql` dev-dependency to `[email protected]`! Deprecated by: graphql/graphql-js#2124 In Response to: graphql/graphql-js#2303 Relates to: apollographql/apollo-server#3649 Relates to: apollographql/apollo-tooling#1743
Superseded by #3712 |
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This PR makes the minimal number of changes necessary for tests to pass for the
alpha
version of[email protected]
.Mostly, this required updating the expectations of tests which expect particular error messages. For example, messages about directives previously didn't reference the
@
symbol in front of directive names, but do ingraphql@15
.There is one peculiar update, which is worth investigating, as I'll note in a comment below.
Ref: graphql/graphql-js#2303