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feat: remove immutable #1021

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@saihaj saihaj commented Dec 14, 2022

Closes #1025

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🚀 Snapshot Release (alpha)

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@graphprotocol/graph-cli 0.37.2-alpha-20221219142030-0cf2a37 npm ↗︎ unpkg ↗︎

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I'd say we keep ImmutableJS for now. This turned out to be a much bigger refactor than I expected, a lot of internals have ImmutableJS-like behaviour - some of them originating from graph-ts.

I worry that the CLI might become unstable with the size of this migration, we should queue up a breaking release. @saihaj @dotansimha thoughts?

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I worry that the CLI might become unstable with the size of this migration, we should queue up a breaking release. @saihaj @dotansimha thoughts?

I think we can keep it for now, and just see if we can make it work fine with the TS migration. What breaking release you had in mind?

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What breaking release you had in mind?

Due to the size of the refactor, I have a feeling that we shouldn't push it as a minor or patch even if the user-facing API does not change.

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Due to the size of the refactor, I have a feeling that we shouldn't push it as a minor or patch even if the user-facing API does not change.

I think we can start with a simple TS migration, and leave things like immutable as-is. If you feel like other things might change, we can introduce a major release if needed

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Remove ImmutableJS
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