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I started to use Wundergraph setup since a few months ago, everything was working fine until I updated the repository last week.
Now, it requires me to run ./compose.sh command and generate config.json fine under the directory of router/_schemas. I noted every time I do a change in one of the subgraphs, and publish, the change does not get applied in the schema. I also have to re generate this file and run the router.
This is actually a hassle and it kills the purpose. I didn't have to do such thing previously and straight away I publish the schema through the wgc command the changes were applied and I could query with the updated schema.
My question is, is there any way to bypass this static routing config file and be it dynamic as previously ?
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I started to use Wundergraph setup since a few months ago, everything was working fine until I updated the repository last week.
Now, it requires me to run
./compose.sh
command and generateconfig.json
fine under the directory ofrouter/_schemas
. I noted every time I do a change in one of the subgraphs, and publish, the change does not get applied in the schema. I also have to re generate this file and run the router.This is actually a hassle and it kills the purpose. I didn't have to do such thing previously and straight away I publish the schema through the
wgc
command the changes were applied and I could query with the updated schema.My question is, is there any way to bypass this static routing config file and be it dynamic as previously ?
Thanks in advance !!
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