Save / Load workspace
See original GitHub issueI’m using graphql-playground
for several projects, and I’d like to know if there’s any plan to “persist” workspaces by given them a name, and saving specific queries under that workspace?
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As a new user I’m extremely confused by this.
Experiencing the above issues too.
I’ve come to the conclusion to not use GraphQL Playground to reliably store queries - even the Share button has gone (web/desktop app/graphqlbin).
It’s best used as a nice IDE to do one-off queries (but don’t trust it to store your whole collection of queries/mutations), which is unfortunate as it could really be something quite useful for the development flow if things worked as documented.