Reduce GraphQL Request Size with Apollo Persisted Queries
Apollo persisted queries send an operation ID instead of the full GraphQL document, shrinking request payloads and enabling server-side plan reuse.
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Apollo persisted queries send an operation ID instead of the full GraphQL document, shrinking request payloads and enabling server-side plan reuse.
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