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Data returned by apollo service query does not include __typename
See original GitHub issueWhen your query contains the __typename field is is stripped out.
This makes working with interfaces and store updates very hard.
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- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:17 (17 by maintainers)
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@n1ru4l I’ve tested a query using
typename: __typenameand it worked. You can change the alias to what fits better to your case. And if this solves your problem, I think we could include this into the README as a caveat while we don’t have a proper solution.@bgentry Project got trashed, I do not think that I will use this library anytime soon. Sorry 😦