Exporting a named-QUERY and arbitrary default in a Cell causes duplicate entry

[realStandal]

This bug was encountered on Redwood 0.31.2, but I was facing it on 0.31.0; I can't confirm if it was also prior to that.

I'm building a Cell component and would like to control the default export myself (to get typings). If I have a named export QUERY, it causes the following:

Failed to compile.
Module parse failed: Duplicate export 'default' (47:7)
src/components/Organization/CurrentOrganizationCell/CurrentOrganizationCell.js 47:7
File was processed with these loaders:
 * ../node_modules/@pmmmwh/react-refresh-webpack-plugin/loader/index.js
 * ../node_modules/babel-loader/lib/index.js
You may need an additional loader to handle the result of these loaders.
| 
| export default CurrentOrganizationCell;
> export default createCell({
|   Loading,
|   Empty,

If I remove or rename QUERY, the createCell HOC is not added. I haven't tested each of the other exports, but I have mutation cells which have their own default, no QUERY, and work as-expected.

[peterp]

Hey @realStandal,

This will be fixed shortly.

[jtoar]

but I have mutation cells which have their own default, no QUERY, and work as-expected.

@realStandal Mutation cells—sounds super interesting! Would love to see an example if you don't mind sharing.

[realStandal]

@jtoar I have to dig for it in an older project, but definitely will share - maybe as a forum post so it can be found easier. I've honestly been leaning on the toast.promise(mutate) convention recently.

And thank you for all the work I've seen you do towards my issues/suggestions the past few days! ❤️ I'm sure there is tons more I haven't seen that I'll get to benefit from.

[realStandal]

@jtoar My comment on the forums has the best/most up-to-date variation. Definitely a first draft, though.

[jtoar]

@realStandal Thanks! Just trying to go over everything again now that we're in the v1 RC phase. Feel free to ping me if there's something you want bumped that I don't get to!

And re mutation Cells: thanks for that link I'll take a look over there and continue the conversation