apollo-client-devtools - npm Package Versions

4.2.3

Patch Changes

• #1128 576efe6 Thanks @alessbell! - Adds settings modal that displays the current devtools version with a link to the GitHub release page

• #1097 0c3e8ec Thanks @alessbell! - Remove unused files broadcastQueries.js and link.js.

4.2.2

Patch Changes

• #1057 4de261c Thanks @jerelmiller! - Introduce Tailwind and begin migrating existing CSS.

4.2.1

Patch Changes

• #1091 873cf88 Thanks @alessbell! - Fixes #817: icon for Apollo Client Devtools is missing in Firefox.

4.2.0

Minor Changes

• #1070 8ff6f05 Thanks @alessbell! - Removes apollo-link-state support, which was deprecated in 2019.

Patch Changes

• #1072 0d16b8e Thanks @jerelmiller! - Upgrade @emotion/react to v11.11.1 to get access to updated TypeScript types

• #1073 bc0cd51 Thanks @jerelmiller! - Upgrade to TypeScript v5

• #1056 ddaec3d Thanks @jerelmiller! - Improve searching the cache by filtering the list of cache ids that match the search term and highlight the matched substring. This change removes the matching against the cache values as that was difficult to determine why a match occurred.

• #1085 61540a8 Thanks @alessbell! - Fix scrolling bug introduced when making sidebar expandable.

4.1.6

Patch Changes

• #947 41c5fa2 Thanks @MrDoomBringer! - Makes the sidebar resizable.

• #1054 ecb25f8 Thanks @jerelmiller! - Update color theme of areas that display JSON data such as variables and cache data to match the theme used to display GraphQL queries.

4.1.5

Patch Changes

• #745 d6cb6f4 Thanks @renovate! - Bumps graphql dependency to v16

• #1038 72292ca Thanks @phryneas! - Make the devtools <> client registration mechanism more robust. Also lays the groundwork for registering multiple Apollo Client instances in the future.

4.0.0 (2021-10-15)

• This release introduces a significant functionality change: GraphiQL and GraphiQL Explorer have been removed and replaced with an embedded version of Apollo Studio's Explorer. This means many of the more advanced features of Apollo Studio's Explorer are now available to run against your application's defined GraphQL endpoint, all from the comfort of a browser devtools panel. This change does not require you to have a Studio account and all existing GraphiQL / GraphiQL Explorer functionality has been replicated. @mayakoneval in #660