@homebound/graphql-id-linter
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According to apollo-client's [issue 2510](https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-client/issues/2510), the apollo client really, really wants you to include `id`s in every query that touches a type, so that it can maintain its cache.
According to apollo-client's issue 2510, the apollo client really, really wants you to include ids in every query that touches a type, so that it can maintain its cache.
In theory this is getting fixed in apollo-client 3.0-beta, but always returning id is probably not a bad idea anyway.
Credits, this is a ~80% copy/paste of Cecchi's solution on this comment.
npm install --save-dev @homebound/graphql-id-linter
Include it in your graphql-codegen.yml:
schema: ./schema.json
documents: src/**/*.graphql
generates:
src/generated/graphql-types.tsx:
plugins:
- "@homebound/graphql-id-linter"
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