@locks There isn’t much, it’s in a pretty stable state. Probably just documenting all the changes and if you want to tackle any open PRs you’re totally welcome to! I can give you push access as well, just let me know 😊
Shout out to @Netflix Engineers in this article, I think Polly.js is one of the nicest VCR's around. Great work @_jasonmit & @offirgolan, and of course any other contributors.
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@alexlafroscia @ryantotweets Yeah, you’re right. I totally misread the question 😅. I thought he was referring to parsing the query in the filter method.
Polly.JS now ships with the ability to filter down matched requests via the filter API, making it incredibly easy to target specific #GraphQL queries/mutations ✨!
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@ryantotweets As of right now, we just rely on the operation name for testing which can be a little fragile but has worked out well. Have you ever had the the need to parse the query? If so, what have you used?
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@bioliveira Yeah I don’t see why not. If you have all the recordings, it shouldn’t even make the actual request so you shouldn’t run into any CORS preflight requests.
@bioliveira Ah, the issue is that you have the `fetch` import on line 2, so when you call `fetch(...)` on line 44 its using the import and not global.fetch. Here is a working runkit: https://t.co/gA4mUgVnik 🙂