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non-global dataIdFromObject?
See original GitHub issueWhen I write an implementation for dataIdFromObject, it seems like if I have two entities with the same ID that they’ll end up at the same place in the store. Is there a way to implement a non-global dataIdFromObject function? Or alternatively have access to the path for the data so that that can be considered when assigning an ID?
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dataIdFromObjectis specifically to tell apollo client that two objets with different paths are actually the same. If you don’t want that, you can just not assign it an id, in which case apollo client will use the path.@helfer That’s pretty unfortunate. It seems less than ideal to require adding
__typenameto every query to get entity mapping working. It seems like this situation would be a common one based on how most people store their data?