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GraphQL-ESLint v4 Roadmap #981

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dimaMachina opened this issue Mar 6, 2022 · 2 comments · Fixed by #1813
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GraphQL-ESLint v4 Roadmap #981

dimaMachina opened this issue Mar 6, 2022 · 2 comments · Fixed by #1813
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dimaMachina commented Mar 6, 2022

Was used a different approach #1795

The whole concept of sibling operations provided by parserOptions.operations or graphql-config's documents fields is based on uniquely named operations and fragments, for omitting false-positive/negative cases when operations and fragments are located in separated files. For this reason, these rules must be included in recommended config

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@dimaMachina dimaMachina changed the title GraphQL-ESLint v4 Roadmap (after Node 12 end of life) GraphQL-ESLint v4 Roadmap May 22, 2023
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vihangm commented Jun 19, 2024

Hey @dimaMachina are there any plans to publish a v4 release on npm?

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osdiab commented Jun 26, 2024

I also ask since the current version of graphql-eslint actually is causing vulnerability alerts for ws due to an old version of graphql-config. anything blocking the current alpha from being stable?

EDIT: looks like the published alpha version actually still has the vulnerable version, it was updated by Renovate but not in that release.

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