Is it possible to use this with watch mode?

I’ve tried setting watch: true and passing a -watch flag, neither seem to work.

[piglovesyou]

Thanks a lot again. I think you’re right, mostly.

In short, webpack HMR detects file change of the ./viewer.graphql on our behalf. It’s a tested scenario. Also, babel --watch detects your *.tsx change, which emits our plugin or macro to regenerate too.

A single process detecting file changes is enough. You don’t want to run both webpack serve and graphql-let --watch, do you. So currently, I think webpack serve is enough, or moreover, it should do all.

[piglovesyou]

No problem at all. Thank you for taking your time to try it out.

Let’s keep this open. I came up with scenarios wanting watch mode.

1. If you don’t use Babel nor webpack, they’ll want it, especially in the case as described in https://github.com/piglovesyou/graphql-let/issues/479.
2. If you use Babel and load() macro, *.graphql doesn’t emit Babel file change detection since Babel only watches *.ts(x). Please let me know the solution if you have.

I appreciate it if you give me a --watch PR to solve them.