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GraphQL: Automatic persisted queries #32543
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Hi @paales. Thank you for your report.
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Hi @engcom-Golf. Thank you for working on this issue.
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Hi @cpartica. Thank you for working on this issue.
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Hi @engcom-November. Thank you for working on this issue.
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Current Magento Back-end behavior does not support Automatic persisted queries. This can be considered as a feature request but not bug. Hence labeling it has feature request |
Any updates on this? |
As a Developer I want to be able to use Automatic Persisted Queries so that I can enjoy Varnish caching without being limited by url length complexity
https://www.apollographql.com/docs/apollo-server/performance/apq/
At the moment we're running into issues that we can't
useGETForQueries
because the URL length becomes longer than servers can handle properly. Hosting and all proxies, chrome etc. don't like it when we're submitting enormous query strings.There is a client-side performance improvement as well: It will improve the network performance for large queries because it has to send less data over the wire.
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Approved Schema
Security
From a security standpoint this can add new ways to shield of the API:
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