I've noticed that the GraphiQL inside the apollo client devtools doesn't react to ctrl+space interactions, which usually shows an auto complete for properties on GraphQL types.
Is there a specific reason for this or could this be added?
I prefer the Apollo devtools to running GraphiQL on an endpoint as the devtools are configured with the right HTTP headers. This is really helpful for my apps, as almost all of them have header based authentication.
Thanks!
This is most likely because we updated the version of GraphiQL running inside the devtools -- I'm taking a look at it now, and will keep you updated on progress!
@amannn What version of the devtools are you running? I'm not running into this issue
@ramyanaga Hm, that's strange. I'm using Apollo Client Developer Tools 2.0.2 and Chrome 60 on macOS Sierra. I have a German keyboard layout (QWERTZ) – not sure if that makes a difference. I'm getting neither an autocomplete while typing in field names as well as when pressing ctrl+space. In a regular GraphiQL App I don't have these issues.
I have same issue, autocomplete not working Apollo Client Developer Tools 2.0.3 Chrome 60 also on Mac
Same for me. No auto complete in GraphiQL win7, chrome 60, Apollo Dev Tools 2.0.3
same here mac chrome 61 Apollo Dev Tools 2.0.4, thanks for the help
For me, ctrl+space autocomplete works until i get about three levels deep into my query. So when typing out this query:
query {
viewer {
email
firstName
bananas {
id
name
seeds {
plant
}
}
}
}
autocomplete worked for viewer, email, firstName and bananas, but stopped working for id, name, seeds and plant.
macOS 10.13.2, Chrome 63, Apollo Dev Tools 2.0.6
Still not working for me on Apollo Dev Tools 2.1.2 , Chrome 64, macOS 10.13.2
Still not working for me on Apollo Dev Tools 2.1.2 , Chrome 65, macOS 10.13.3
Not working :D
Still not working after one year
Well, it's not working 😟
This was bothering me so I looked into it. It turns out that it's just a CSS issue. I've made a PR: https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-client-devtools/pull/123.
@mmun AWESOME
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This was bothering me so I looked into it. It turns out that it's just a CSS issue. I've made a PR: https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-client-devtools/pull/123.