Install
Works with Drupal: ^10.2 || ^11Using Composer to manage Drupal site dependencies
Alternative installation files
Release notes
Fixes the GitLab CI pipeline so the project page now shows a green build. There are no code changes vs 1.0.0-alpha1 — the only difference is in .gitlab-ci.yml, which is export-ignore'd from the composer tarball. If you already installed 1.0.0-alpha1, you do not need to upgrade for functional reasons.
Changed
- Updated
.gitlab-ci.ymlto include the canonicalinclude.drupalci.variables.ymlandinclude.drupalci.workflows.ymlfiles alongsideinclude.drupalci.main.yml. The previous config was missing the variables include, which caused the pipeline to fail withCritical variables are missing.
Why this is still an alpha
This is the first publicly-tested release. The module is feature-complete for the v1.0 scope (Drush commands, settings form, plugin system, paragraph support, drift detection) and passes its full test suite, but it has not yet been used in production outside the maintainer's environment. Expect the alpha → beta → rc → stable progression as community testing surfaces any rough edges.
Known caveats
- Designed for the GraphQL Compose + Next.js + React stack. Other decoupled stacks (Vue, Svelte, Astro, JSON:API) are not supported.
- Paragraph references in generated fragments use a
${PARAGRAPH_FRAGMENTS}template-literal placeholder; the developer wires it up in their query file.
Install
composer require 'drupal/graphql_compose_codegen:^1.0@alpha' drush en graphql_compose_codegen
Then visit Configuration → Development → GraphQL Compose Codegen to set your output directory and base TypeScript type.