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A schema MUST have a 'query' operation defined Error. But I have type Query in my schema.
See original GitHub issueI have added my schema to a .graphql file in my main project directory. I now get this error:
This is very weird because I do have a type Query {} in my .graphql file with multiple queries in there. When I copied the Query type into an empty .graphql file and I changed all the return types to strings I did not get the error anymore.
To Reproduce
I don’t really know how you could reproduce this I don’t want really share my schema.
Expected behavior I don’t expect a ‘A schema MUST have a ‘query’ operation defined’ error to pop up when there is a type Query in the schema
Version and Environment Details Operation system: Win 10 IDE name and version: Webstorm 2020.3.2 Plugin version: 2.9.1
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@vepanimas
I experience this issue on Webstorm 2021.3.2 and plugin version 3.1.2, even with the simplest example of relay-schema.graphql and .graphqlconfig:
Unfortunately, this is a common error that occurs when the schema could not be built for some reason. I’ve improved error handling and logging in the upcoming version that I’ll release soon.