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Reveal full GraphQL queries behind Apollo APQ hashes. Inspect fallback flow and debug Automatic Persisted Queries in DevTools. Apollo supports two separate but related features called automatic persisted queries (APQs) and persisted queries. With both features, clients can execute a GraphQL operation by sending an operation's ID instead of the entire operation string. This ID is generally a SHA256 hash and is cached in the application memory (when using the default settings). This plugin, based on the regex entered intercepts the graphQL query and forces Apollo to re-try the same query except that this time sending the entire operation string of the graphQL request. Tutorial Link : https://youtu.be/q5XNv7AbPxw
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