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Sure, I'll work on finding a minimal repro. So I take it that not many
others have run into this issue then?
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Found the solution from this comment thread: #8554 (comment) Basically, my problem was because I was using |
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I'm using graphql-code-generator with client-preset, and overall it's working well for me. The types are generated correctly and I'm able to use fragment masking as recommended in the guide.
My issue is just related to tooling. I'm using VSCode's graphql extension to get auto-completion for graphql queries, and for some reason it can't find the fragment definitions, so most of my files have these "errors" in them.
I've looked thru existing discussions a bunch of times and couldn't find anything on this. Maybe someone can help me?
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