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Usage in development workflow #1135

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meatherly opened this issue Jan 7, 2019 · 5 comments
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Usage in development workflow #1135

meatherly opened this issue Jan 7, 2019 · 5 comments
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@meatherly
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Hello,
I was wondering if you guys have any suggestions on development workflow when using this tool? Some suggestions given here might be something that could be added to the docs.

For instance what are some of the example ways people could use this tool with their development:

  • Do you run this tool one off command while developing a project?
  • Could you combine it with your already existing tool like webpack Webpack plugin #739 , task runner( e.g. grunt, gulp), custom scripts, combine with npm command, or run 2 terminal sessions?
  • Should you ignore the generated files?

All these questions above is more or less pointing to my over arching question: If you're actively working on a project using this tool how do you use it?

Last question is their a community page/chat for questions besides github issues?

@xanf
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xanf commented Jan 10, 2019

I'm just putting it in watch mode while I'm developing through npm script. It sits in other terminal window :)

Webpack plugin is currently thrown away, since people have some issues, but AFAIK there is some hopes & intent to put it back.

@meatherly
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apollo codegen decieded to wait on this feature of typescript instead trying to implement a webpack plugin apollographql/apollo-tooling#360. Looks very promising.

@dotansimha
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We hope to bring back the Webpack plugin in the future, but that's not possible at the moment.
As @xanf said, you can start the watch mode in a different terminal session.

Leaving open, because we need to document the usage in the website.

@dotansimha dotansimha added the docs Documentation label Jan 20, 2019
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ardatan commented Jan 20, 2019

Or you can use “concurrently” to run two different watchers at the same time.

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Documented in: 6cf5bfb

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