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Let's set a deadline of July; anything not merged by then can wait for the next release. This gives us 2 months to get the spec release finalized before GraphQLConf.
We've had formatting, minor editorial (including definitions), and typo fixes, but also:
We've got some really big topics coming up, including fragment arguments, nullability, and incremental delivery; let's get the above list of features out as the latest stable version of the GraphQL spec so that these new major topics can start from a (relatively) clean slate.
I think we should aim to cut a new spec release roughly every 18 months, and we're long overdue (at 40 months).
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Let's set a deadline of July; anything not merged by then can wait for the next release. This gives us 2 months to get the spec release finalized before GraphQLConf.
We've had formatting, minor editorial (including definitions), and typo fixes, but also:
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appear in the "response" graphql-spec#1130We've got some really big topics coming up, including fragment arguments, nullability, and incremental delivery; let's get the above list of features out as the latest stable version of the GraphQL spec so that these new major topics can start from a (relatively) clean slate.
I think we should aim to cut a new spec release roughly every 18 months, and we're long overdue (at 40 months).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: