chore: bump babel-plugin-relay from 10.1.3 to 11.0.1

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Bumps babel-plugin-relay from 10.1.3 to 11.0.1.

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v11.0.1

Fixed

• Fixed several broken website redirects
• Store updater directives: do not insert existing node again in connection (#3373)

Documentation Improvements:

This release contains a set of updates to the new Relay website. Some of the PRs are listed here explicitly. Thank you for your contributions.

• Replace preloadQuery with loadQuery (#3412)
• Remove mutation from the server specification (#3381)
• Fix markdown issue in fragments.md (#3408)
• Fix typos in loading-states.md (#3411)
• Fix typos in docs (#3400)
• Fix typo in the code example in "Introducing Relay Hooks" (#3399)
• Update use-mutation.md (#3393)
• Updated load-query.md (#3391)
• Update use-pagination-fragment.md (#3392)
• Fix typos in the "Introducing Relay Hooks" blog post (#3394)
• Thinking-in-graphql.md small typo (#3386)
• Fixes typo in docs (#3389)
• Switch text under headings to be <p> (#3385)
• Fix markdown issue in use-preloaded-query.md (#3384)
• Use updated Flow object syntax (#3387)

v11.0.0

For our announcement on Relay Hooks, check out our blog posts on relay.dev and Facebook Open Source. For docs, see our updated docs website at relay.dev/docs, and for an update on our upcoming releases, see this issue.

Breaking

• New version of fetchQuery:
  • New: New version of fetchQuery now returns a lazy Observable which you can subscribe to. It will perform in-flight request de-duping of identical requests. Ignores any Network Layercaching by default, but supports a [fetchPolicy](https://relay.dev/docs/en/experimental/a-guided-tour-of-relay#fetch-policies) to check data cached in the Relay Store.
  • Deprecated: Previous version of fetchQuery renamed to **** fetchQuery_DEPRECATED. Previous behavior returns a Promise (can’t be observed). No request de-duping.
  • Changes in Exports:
    • react-relay: fetchQuery exported from react-relay now has updated behavior and function signature. To access previous version of fetchQuery, import fetchQuery_DEPRECATED from react-relay or react-relay/legacy.
    • relay-runtime: fetchQuery exported from relay-runtime now has updated behavior and function signature. To access previous version of fetchQuery, import fetchQuery_DEPRECATED from relay-runtime.
• getDataID was renamed from UNSTABLE_DO_NOT_USE_getDataID. This config option is now stable. It can be passed to the Relay Environment and Relay Store as an option that will be used to compute the Data ID for the given record.
• Default value for gcReleaseBufferSize is now 10 (previously 0).
  • When a query is manually released, for example when a query component unmounts (QueryRenderer or useLazyLoadQuery), Relay will temporarily retain the query in the “release buffer” until the buffer is full. With a buffer size of 0, released queries would not go into the buffer and would be immediately removed from the store cache.
  • With a default buffer size of 10, this means that queries will remained cached in the store for a longer period of time after they unmount, which allows fetch policies like store-or-network. to actually reuse cached data when navigating back to previously visited views.

If upgrading from experimental release

• The default UNSTABLE_renderPolicy is now always “partial”. We don’t expect this to produce any issues, and will only affect you if you are upgrading from an experimental release. This option can still be configured, but we will completely remove it in the upcoming releases.

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Commits

• a041c34 v11.0.1
• 43d1d54 codemod objects to interfaces where they appear as supertypes of classes
• 6a99501 Fix redirection of /next/ urls internally
• af1d50f fix typos in environment.md (#3409)
• 9211b52 Rust CI: multiple platforms and artifact upload (#3415)
• 664fad8 Add missing prop to code snippet in fragments docs (#3410)
• 4f2f823 fixed a typ0 (#3416)
• 1a65dd4 Fix typo
• 6e39eae Replace all info! with debug!
• d0efe22 Avoid panics when the hg command warns
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