WPGraphQL makes use of cursor-based pagination, inspired by the Relay specification for GraphQL Connections. If you’re not familiar with cursor-based pagination it can be confusing

Release Notes TL;DR This release focuses on adjusting how Nodes are resolved to prevent errors in cases where the nodes are determined to be considered

One of the most common ways to customize the WPGraphQL Schema is to register new fields. When registering fields, argument(s) can also be defined for

WPGraphQL v0.7.0 is here!https://github.com/wp-graphql/wp-graphql/releases/tag/v0.7.0 This release focused primarily on exposing Post Type and Taxonomy nodes at the root of the query. This release does include

SEOPress is a popular SEO Plugin for WordPress. Last night I paired with @moon_meister to work on his WPGraphQL for SEOPress plugin. We registered some

WPGraphQL v0.6.0 is here! This release is one of the most significant releases in the history of the WPGraphQL plugin. Breaking Changes Before getting into

Today we released WPGraphQL v0.4.1. This is a non-breaking change release. You can view the release here: https://github.com/wp-graphql/wp-graphql/releases/tag/v0.4.1 Release Summary Update composer dependencies Update filter

Last night I had the pleasure of remotely presenting for the Desert GraphQL Meetup in Phoenix, Arizona. TL;DR, Here’s the video Here’s the slides: https://slides.com/jasonbahl-1/desert-graphql-oct-2019#/

Prepping Release v0.4.0 This release is centered around making testing, specifically the testing of extensions, easier. The current WPGraphQL makes use of a lot of