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@martinbonnin martinbonnin commented May 30, 2025

This is a backport of #6523

Fixes #6534

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documentTransform: DocumentTransform?,
documentTransform: ExecutableDocumentTransform?,
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This is the only breaking change, which I think is OK since it touches the compiler API, which isn't really too much used.

If anyone reads this, the difference is that ExecutableDocumentTransform now runs over all the definitions all at once and gives the upstream fragments.

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Updates to apollo-kotlin-normalized-cache here: apollographql/apollo-kotlin-normalized-cache#169

@martinbonnin martinbonnin merged commit f0c6194 into release-4.x Jun 2, 2025
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@martinbonnin martinbonnin deleted the v4-compiler-plugins branch June 2, 2025 11:27
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