Apollo does not support anonymous operations

[agborkowski]

version: apollo-codegen 0.15.2

i execute query in graphiql
query { getAllCustomers {id} }

i gets data.getAllCustomers[ids...]

{
  "data": {
    "getAllCustomers": [
      {
        "id": "34"

then i want to execute query under apollo-client/angular-apollo

so i continue with codegen

• apollo-codegen download-schema http://localhost:3000/graphql --output schema.json
• apollo-codegen generate src/**/*.gql --schema schema.json --target typescript --output src/app/graphql/schema.ts

schema/json/js

i have only one .gql file with the same query like i executed in graphiql:
query { getAllCustomers {id} }

but schema.ts wont genrate with error

.../main/customers/_graphql/getCustomers.gql: Apollo does not support anonymous operations
error: Validation of GraphQL query document failed

Update

if found problem query withink works in graphql-tag and gprahiql wont generate type script to solve above problem is add

query SOMESTRING { getAllCustomers {id name symbol} }

then apolo codegen will generate

export type SOMESTINGQuery = {
  getAllCustomers:  Array< {

[rricard]

Yes, we need to name the types we generate so we can't really support anonymous queries.

[johndpope]

so the example
query SOMESTRING { getAllCustomers {id name symbol} }
is brilliant.

in the code -
you need to throw a warning and say to users
query INSERTQUERYNAMEHERE { getAllCustomers {id name symbol} }
maybe even link back here
#184

or perhaps you could randomize some name? like heroku?

i think that in my usecase - simply grabbing the first parameter and throwing it as the name / would suffice. Then instead of an error - just throw a warning.

public final class SomestringQuery: GraphQLQuery {
  public static let operationString =
    "query SOMESTRING {" +

[langpavel]

You really MUST report file name where the error happened.
I have app with 50 queries and I really don't want check every file manually

[mcmar]

@rricard Do you think we can re-open this issue in light of @langpavel's comment that we need to report the file name where the error occurred. Checking every query manually is an unreasonable solution to this

[giovannibenussi]

I was able to debug this by adding temporary logs to the file where the issue was being raised (not the ideal, but it worked for me):

// /usr/local/lib/node_modules/apollo/node_modules/apollo-language-server/lib/project/client.js
if (!definition.name) {
  console.log('definition', definition)
  console.log('document', document)
}

Document will give you information about the file being evaluated so you will be able to solve the issue!

[Enalmada]

In my case the error was coming from an old commented out query and I had to remove the comment to get it to work. I was only able to discover this after adding console logging like @giovannibenussi suggested. Would have been a bit easier if there was more information in the output.

/*
const ROUND_LIST = gql`
  {
    rounds {
      ...FullRound
    }
  }
  ${fullRoundFragment}
`;
*/

[daniel-washburn-q-free]

Any update on adding tracing so that we can tell which line number, or at least file, is causing the error?

[ardok]

Can we add this tracing? As simple as @giovannibenussi console logging would help a tremendous amount.
I finally figured out my error after printing out the document.

[camsjams]

The other side of the coin here is what if we just want to skip anonymous operations?