feat: force enable query analyzer #270
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…L Smart Cache, even if debug mode is off
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This force enables the GraphQL Query Analyzer when WPGraphQL Smart Cache is active.
In v1.20.0 of WPGraphQL the GraphQL Query Analyzer became optional, causing some users of WPGraphQL Smart Cache to lose the X-GraphQL-Keys header used by cache tagging and cache invalidation.
This force enables the Query Analyzer when using WPGraphQL Smart cache, ensuring that the keys are generated and output in the headers.
Closes: #269 #268
Related:
graphql_should_analyze_queriesas setting wp-graphql#3008