cache.resolveFieldByKey is deprected

[aseerkt]

Deprecation notice of resolveFieldByKey - urql-graphql/urql#1219

cache.resolveFieldByKey is used in two places in cursorPagination

lireddit/web/src/utils/createUrqlClient.ts

Line 46 in 2801126

cache.resolveFieldByKey(entityKey, fieldKey) as string,

lireddit/web/src/utils/createUrqlClient.ts

Line 53 in 2801126

const key = cache.resolveFieldByKey(entityKey, fi.fieldKey) as string;

[senjufy]

Hey Ctrl + click on resolveFieldByKey and it will take you to types.d.ts. In this types file on line 70 is the resolveFieldByKey type and above it there is a @deprected sign just remove it. And if you data doesn't still load wait till the next section where he fixes the mock data and iy will work after it. Hope this helps.

[aseerkt]

@senjufy Thanks for the suggestion. You don't need to go as far as removing the @deprecated sign in types.d.ts file. As you can see from the above screenshot, just use resolve instead of resolveFieldByKey.

[aseerkt]

Reopening for visibility to newcomers.

[senjufy]

I did use resolve but wanted to stick with resolveFieldByKey just for the sake of continuation of the tutorial

[bugenzi]

I did use resolve but wanted to stick with resolveFieldByKey just for the sake of continuation of the tutorial

The crust of it stays the same, and sometimes it is better to do it a bit differently.
You can see the source code of urlq cache.resolveFieldByKey has slapped on the resolve method.

[aronweston]

This worked for me for anyone that wants to copy/pasta

fieldInfos.forEach((fi) => {
      const key = cache.resolve(entityKey, fi.fieldKey) as string; 
      const data = cache.resolve(key, 'posts') as string[];
      const _hasMore = cache.resolve(key, 'hasMore');
      if (!_hasMore) hasMore = _hasMore as boolean;
      results.push(...data);
    });```