I'm trying to use this:
<Playground
headers={headers}
endpoint="/graphql"
height="100%"
settings={{
'schema.polling.enable': false
}}
/>
But the Playground still displaying 'schema.polling.enable' as true.
Thank you for reporting! I confirmed that settings other than schema.polling.enable are also ignored.
Thanks for the reply @yoshiakis
@yoshiakis is there a way to workaround this?
@douglasmuraoka You can open settings tab by clicking the gear icon at the top right in the PlayGround App :)
I mean, to programmatically provide a custom settings when using the Playground component, or even have an initial store state and dispatch an action manually to set the settings.
@douglasmuraoka I can't think of any work around to do that.
Here's a programmatic workaround that works for me. It's unfortunate we have to do it this way, but it works:
import {
getSettings,
setSettingsString,
store,
} from "graphql-playground-react";
// grab the redux store
const state = store.getState();
// get the current settings
const settings = getSettings(state);
// override defaults
settings["request.credentials"] = "include";
// dispatch settings string
store.dispatch(setSettingsString(JSON.stringify(settings, null, 2)));
This is a pretty significant limitation. Any chance of this receiving attention? Anyone know what the root issue is?
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Here's a programmatic workaround that works for me. It's unfortunate we have to do it this way, but it works: