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  • v3.2.0-beta.0

    November 06, 2019

    2019-11-06

  • v3.2.0-alpha.0

    September 26, 2019

    2019-09-26

  • v3.1.3

    October 15, 2019
    • ⏪ Revert the changes made in #3497, which have lead to problems with onCompleted being called more often than necessary. @hwillson in 0901f4a

  • v3.1.2

    October 01, 2019

    🐛 Bug Fixes

    • 👉 Make sure SSR is fully disabled when using ssr: false and ssrMode: true. @maapteh in #3515
    • 🛠 Fixed MockLink's broken newData function handling. @pawelkleczek in #3539
    • 🛠 Fixed an issue that prevented networkStatus from changing ready at the end of pagination. @mu29 in #3514

  • v3.1.2-beta.1

    October 01, 2019

    2019-10-01

  • v3.1.1

    September 15, 2019

    👌 Improvements

    • 👻 Calling startPolling or stopPolling after a component has unmounted is now a no-op (instead of throwing an exception). Polling is automatically stopped when a component is unmounted, so it doesn't need to be called manually. @hwillson in #3485
    • 👍 Allow ignoreResults to be controlled through graphql and withMutation options. @tim-stasse in #3431
    • Be a bit more defensive when it comes to accessing the internal ObservableQuery instance, to avoid attempting to use it after a component has unmounted. @jfrolich in #3490

    🐛 Bug Fixes

    • A fix has been applied to prevent an unchanging loading state when an error occurs after a refetch, that is the same as the previous error. @jet2jet in #3477
    • ➕ Add back in the removed ChildDataProps and ChildMutateProps types. @hwillson in #3495
    • 👉 Make sure onCompleted is called each time a useLazyQuery based query completes, after the execution function is called. @hwillson in #3497

  • v3.1.0

    September 06, 2019

    Potentially Breaking Change

    • 🔄 Change the default query data state from {} to undefined. This change aligns all parts of the React Apollo query cycle so that data is always undefined if there is no data, instead of data being converted into an empty object. This change impacts the initial query response, initial SSR response, data value when errors occur, data value when skipping, etc. All of these areas are now aligned to only ever return a value for data if there really is a value to return (instead of making it seem like there is one by converting to {}). @hwillson in #3388

    🐛 Bug Fixes

    • ➕ Adds support for the skip option when using useSubscription. @n1ru4l in #3356
    • ⚡️ Makes sure refetch, fetchMore, updateQuery, startPolling, stopPolling, and subscribeToMore maintain a stable identity when they're passed back alongside query results. @hwillson in #3422
    • 🛠 Fixed problematic re-renders that were caused by using fetchMore.updateQuery with notifyOnNetworkStatusChange set to true. When notifyOnNetworkStatusChange is true, re-renders will now wait until updateQuery has completed, to make sure the updated data is used during the render. @hwillson in #3433
    • ➕ Add client to the useMutation result. @joshalling in #3417
    • 🛠 Prevent inline onError and onCompleted callbacks from being part of the internal memoization that's used to decide when certain after render units of functionality are run, when using useQuery. This fixes issues related to un-necessary component cleanup, like error disappearing from results when it should be present. @dylanwulf in #3419
    • useLazyQuery's execution function can now be called multiple times in a row, and will properly submit network requests each time called, when using a fetch policy of network-only. @hwillson in #3453
    • 👍 SSR enhancements to support network-only and cache-and-network fetch policies, along with changes to ensure disabled SSR queries are not fired. @mikebm in #3435
    • ✂ Remove void from the MutationFunction's returned Promise types. @hwillson in #3458
    • Prevent duplicate onCompleted calls during the same query execution cycle. @hwillson in #3461
    • 👉 Make sure polling is stopped when a component is unmounted. @dqunbp in #3273
    • 📚 Documentation fixes. @SeanRoberts in #3380

  • v3.1.0-beta.0

    August 18, 2019

    2019-08-18

  • v3.0.1

    August 15, 2019

    👌 Improvements

    🐛 Bug Fixes

    • Dedupe onError callback calls and ensure refetch sets loading state properly. @hwillson in #3339
    • ➕ Add missing useLazyQuery export to the react-apollo (all) package. @hwillson in #3320
    • ✂ Remove void from being one of the MutationTuple mutate function possible generics. This will make it easier to properly destructure results returned by the mutate function Promise. @hwillson in #3334
    • ✅ Export MockedProviderProps and MockedProviderState from @apollo/react-testing. @hwillson in #3337
    • ➕ Add @types/react as a peer dep, to address potential TS compilation errors when using ApolloProvider. @zkochan in #3278
    • 👉 Make sure error's are maintained after re-renders, when they should be. @hwillson in #3362

  • v3.0.0

    July 17, 2019

    Overview

    🚀 This major release includes a large refactoring of the existing React Apollo codebase, to introduce new improvements, changes, features and bug fixes. The biggest new features are:

    • 📄 Provides new useQuery, useLazyQuery, useMutation, useSubscription, and useApolloClient hooks, following React's Hooks API.
    • 👍 Maintains support for React Apollo's graphql HOC and render proper components.
    • 📦 Introduces a new monorepo structure, with separately published packages, making it easier to use just the parts of React Apollo you're interested in:
      • @apollo/react-common
      • @apollo/react-hooks
      • @apollo/react-components
      • @apollo/react-hoc
      • @apollo/react-ssr
      • @apollo/react-testing
    • Thorough codebase pruning and cleaning to reduce the overall React Apollo bundle size.
    • And more!

    ⚡️ Consult the Hooks migration guide for more details around upgrading. For more information regarding how to use the new hooks, please consult the updated React Apollo docs (all docs have been updated to be hooks first).

    💥 Breaking Changes

    • 👍 The minimum supported React version is now 16.8.
    • 📦 The react-apollo@3 package preserves most of the functionality of react-apollo@2 by re-exporting existing components and functions from @apollo/react-components and @apollo/react-hoc. If you want to use Hooks, Components, or HOC directly, import the new @apollo/react-hooks, @apollo/react-components, and/or @apollo/react-hoc packages instead.
    • 📦 React Apollo testing utilities are no longer available as part of the react-apollo package. They should now be imported from the new @apollo/react-testing package.
    • 🚚 The deprecated walkTree function has been removed (9b24d756).
    • 🚚 The deprecated GraphqlQueryControls and MutationFunc types have been removed (ade881f0).
    • 👍 Preact is no longer supported (b742ae63).
    • 👍 Various Typescript type changes. Since we've introduced a third way of managing data with React (Hooks), we had to rework many of the existing exported types to better align with the Hooks way of doing things. Base types are used to hold common properties across Hooks, Components and the graphql HOC, and these types are then extended when needed to provide properties that are specific to a certain React paradigm (30edb1b0 and 3d138db3).
    • 🚚 catchAsyncError, wrap, and compose utilities have been removed (2c3a262, 7de864e, and e6089a7).

    Previously, compose was imported then exported directly from lodash using flowRight. To keep using compose, install the lodash.flowright package, then update your compose imports as:

      import * as compose from 'lodash.flowright';
    • Render prop components (Query, Mutation and Subscription) can no longer be extended. In other words, this is no longer possible:
      class SomeQuery extends Query<SomeData, SomeVariables> {}

    All class based render prop components have been converted to functional components, so they could then just wrap their hook based equivalents (useQuery, useMutation, useSubscription).

    While we recommend switching over to use the new hooks as soon as possible, if you're looking for a stop gap you can consider typing a Query component in a similar fashion, like:

      export const SomeQuery = () => (
    <Query<SomeData, SomeVariables> query={SOME_QUERY} ...>
      {({ data }) => {
        return <div> ... things happen... </div>;
      }}
    </Query>
  );