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I have installed the plugin, and in the tool window, my types appear in the schema discovery summary. However, when I open the graphql file where my queries are defined, the only button that I can click on the toolbar is the "Open Configuration File" button. What step have I missed in setting things up? My code can be found here.
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@spartanhooah hi! The disabled buttons you see are related to making queries and schema introspection from the remote URL. If you need this, you should specify a URL in the config. There are two ways to do this 1, 2.
That's a UX issue, maybe we need to hide those disabled buttons to prevent confusion.
I think it's also a documentation issue. The section on the toolbar doesn't mention that it's only useful for remote URLs. It'd be great if we could make a query against a schema that's in the open file, kind of like the built-in HTTP client that exists in IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate.
I have installed the plugin, and in the tool window, my types appear in the schema discovery summary. However, when I open the
graphql
file where my queries are defined, the only button that I can click on the toolbar is the "Open Configuration File" button. What step have I missed in setting things up? My code can be found here.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: