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GraphQL (Apollo) data as its own package #278
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I think coming out of #355 this will happen organically. |
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Re-purposing to help solve #418
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Should
@greenwood/cli/data
, e,g. package/cli/data be it's own distinct package?Details
There's also the case that it can be its own package (to maintain its own test cases, dependencies, etc) but have it be a direct dependency of
@greenwood/cli
. Essentially they would be functionally coupled, but benefit by having code logically organized.Also, for now, we can just alias it as
@greenwood/data
and that way, if it becomes a package or not, it won't break user land code since theimport
path will stay the same.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: