Resolvr v0.2.0

Resolvr 0.2.0

The schema becomes a place you can read, not only autocomplete against — plus import from Postman and Insomnia, an example workspace on first launch, and a response tree that stays fast on very large payloads.

Schema browser

Click any type — in the sidebar, in a field's type, in "used in" — and it opens as a documentation page: description, fields with arguments and default values, deprecations with reasons, enum values, interfaces and implementations, and every place the type is used. Type names are links; the tab keeps back/forward history like a browser. Root fields have Insert query, which builds an operation with a selection set and variables. The sidebar lists root fields, searches fields across all types and groups the rest by kind (objects, inputs, enums, interfaces, unions, scalars).

Large responses

The response tree now renders only the rows in view. Expanding an array of 20 000 objects keeps a few dozen DOM nodes instead of hundreds of thousands; search and expand/collapse work the same.

Import

Settings → Collections + → Import from Postman or Insomnia. Supported: Postman Collection v2.1, Postman Environment, Insomnia export v4. Folders become collections, nested folders prefix the operation name, only GraphQL requests are taken (the rest are counted as skipped), and {{ _.var }} templates become {{var}}. A preview shows what will be created before anything is written; existing collections are never overwritten.

First launch

The welcome screen offers Open the example: a workspace on a public countries API with three queries, an environment variable and a smoke flow with extraction and an assertion. Import is available from the welcome screen as well.

History and tabs

A history entry now opens with its response — status, timing, headers and body — as if the request had just run (bodies are stored up to 512 KB). Entries are labelled by the saved operation name, or the operation name, or the first root field. Clicking a saved operation in a collection focuses its open tab instead of opening a duplicate.

Performance

HTTP connections are pooled — previously every request paid a fresh TCP and TLS handshake. Collections and drafts are read in parallel, typing no longer re-renders the header and sidebar per keystroke, and history is appended instead of rewritten.

Also

• Environments and endpoints can be added, removed and set as default in workspace settings.
• README with screenshots and an animated tour.

Downloads

Platform	File
macOS (Apple Silicon + Intel)	Resolvr_0.2.0_universal.dmg — not notarized; on first launch right-click → Open
Linux	Resolvr_0.2.0_amd64.AppImage, Resolvr_0.2.0_amd64.deb, Resolvr-0.2.0-1.x86_64.rpm
Windows	Resolvr_0.2.0_x64-setup.exe, Resolvr_0.2.0_x64_en-US.msi

Installed copies of 0.1.x update themselves: a banner appears shortly after launch.