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Thanks for this excellent source plugin. While in development I was wondering if there is a way to force to refresh the GraphQl nodes when I update Airtable data.
Currently, the only solution I found was to kill my dev server and start it again.
Maybe there is another trick?
Thanks
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@adrienpoly This is something I was looking into as well-- from what I understand, this would only be possible if Airtable themselves integrated Webhooks. Here is a popular feature request thread on precisely this topic:
As for avoiding a dev server restart but still doing things manually, it seems Gatsby has implemented an endpoint you can send a POST to, which triggers a data refresh. It isn't well documented, I've never tried it (gatsby develop is fast enough for me) but these two threads might help you get there:
Hello
Thanks for this excellent source plugin. While in development I was wondering if there is a way to force to refresh the GraphQl nodes when I update Airtable data.
Currently, the only solution I found was to kill my dev server and start it again.
Maybe there is another trick?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: