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graphql-subscriptions
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On most of my React-Native screens that contain more than one Query, only the first one ever gets loaded and rest are stuck on loading forever. I can confirm from AppSync logs that no network requests are ever made for those queries. They also never return an error and are simply stuck. Using the A
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The fix for #509 enables using graphql interfaces and sub types in the client. However, it does so in a way that creates partial record accessors.
https://github.com/AlistairB/morpheus-repro/tree/partial-fields demonstrates the issue. stack build will produce the warning (it uses m
As noted in #122, setting up AppSync debugging in a Carthage-based project is challenging. We need to provide some developer documentation around that workflow to make it easier for developers to debug AppSync if they suspect a problem with the SDK.
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Thanks for a really great utility, just discovered it today!
Expected Behavior
It would be nice if it was possible to look at the results of a subscription while having it stopped, especially for faster updating subscriptions. I known you can turn off autoscroll but if you want to save the results you still have to manually cut and paste, unlike query results where you can use the download