Hey Henrik,
Thank you for this tutorial, which is I think a good way to get started with gatsby + wp :)
I had an issue when starting the project at the end of this part of the tutorial. The page and post were being created with an extra '/' at the end of the path, resulting in blank pages at localhost:8000/sample-page/ . I had to change let pagePath = /${page.uri}/ to let pagePath = /${page.uri} in order to have it rolling.
Any idea why this happened?
Thank you !
Heya, so I just tested it with an older and newer version of WPGraphQL and indeed the newer version has a slash now in the end of the uri. So I'll have to update the tutorial. There has been a lot of breaking changes in WPGraphQL lately, so I'll go over some more stuff too, as soon as I have some more time. Thanks for the info ✌️
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Hey Henrik,
Thank you for this tutorial, which is I think a good way to get started with gatsby + wp :)
I had an issue when starting the project at the end of this part of the tutorial. The page and post were being created with an extra '/' at the end of the path, resulting in blank pages at localhost:8000/sample-page/ . I had to change let pagePath =
/${page.uri}/to let pagePath =/${page.uri}in order to have it rolling.Any idea why this happened?
Thank you !
Could be that WPGraphQL changed in the newer versions. I'll have to check.
Heya, so I just tested it with an older and newer version of WPGraphQL and indeed the newer version has a slash now in the end of the
uri. So I'll have to update the tutorial. There has been a lot of breaking changes in WPGraphQL lately, so I'll go over some more stuff too, as soon as I have some more time. Thanks for the info ✌️