More of a project structure and IDE question I guess but is

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More of a project structure and IDE question I guess but is there a way for me to share my graphqlconfig without gitignoring it yet still have fields inside there that are hidden somehow I just don t quite know how to do that and any pointers would be appreciated

Stylianos Gakis · Answer

Hmm went with the approach I saw <https github com apollographql apollo kotlin issues 2287|here> instead where I m doing something like ```tasks register downloadSchema com apollographql apollo3 gradle internal ApolloDownloadSchemaTask class java endpoint set can use normal gradle techniques to hide stuff schema set shared src commonMain graphql xyz stylianosgakis pawfinder schema graphqls ```

mbonnin · Answer

What do you mean by hide If it s shared it s not really hidden

Stylianos Gakis · Answer

Sorry meant hide from the github repository as it s public I just wanted to have some API keys that I didn t want to show in GitHub So basically have a graphqlconfig that is version controlled but doesn t have these API keys in plain text In the end I ended up not using a graphqlconfig anyway since <https github com StylianosGakis pawfinder clients blob 3713b0c389638ee855f72185f631ca865427960c shared build gradle kts L131 L146|the task suggestion by you suffices> Now I can share my repository and simply have the local properties variables be shared outside of git with whoever needs to have access I do want to keep it available for all modules My wording on this was a mess wasn t it joy Sorry smile

mbonnin · Answer

Gotcha thumbsup Thanks for the details

Fabio · Answer

we use this in our proj ``` Authorization Bearer $ env SHOP API AUTH TOKEN ``` so when you click refresh or tries to run a query android studio pops up a dialog asking for the value

Fabio · Answer

my only struggle is that we have 2 ` graphqlconfig` files in our proj for 2 different servers schemas and I haven t figured out how to solve some of the conflicts it brings And I haven t had the time to look into this

Stylianos Gakis · Answer

Oh nice that s interesting Might play around with this as well thanks for sharing smile