@copilot using the default, I get this response:

{
	"errors": [
		{
			"message": "Expected NAME, actual: LCURLY (\"{\") at [1, 8]",
			"locations": [
				{
					"line": 1,
					"column": 8
				}
			]
		}
	]
}

Very cool once it works. We no longer have the public GraphiQL explorer so I was longing for an authenticated alternative. What's better than dogfooding?

@copilot using the default, I get this response:

{

...

Fixed in f4568f5: the default input now starts as a query body (viewer { login }) so api.v4uncached wraps it correctly instead of producing query {{...}}.
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@copilot

• add a link to it in the Debugging section in the options
• fix this error in the other component: (!) [plugin svelte] source/helpers/rgh-related-issues-count.svelte: This reference only captures the initial value of featureId. Did you mean to reference it inside a closure instead?

@copilot

• add a link to it in the Debugging section in the options
• fix this error in the other component: `(!) [plugin svelte] source/helpers/rgh-related-issues-count.svelte: This reference only...

Implemented in a633ef2.

• Added “Open GraphQL tester” in Options → Debugging.
• Fixed the Svelte warning in rgh-related-issues-count.svelte by referencing featureId inside $derived.by closures.
  Screenshot: I GOT NO CAMMERA

There are tons of projects that already do this, I just want something that works right out of the box thanks to using the same plumbing and token Refined GitHub uses. Being a few lines long there isn't much reason to not add it here. It's like Chrome shipping its own dev tools, except it's a single html page and it won't be actively developed.

As a separate project, it can have more features like schema-based autocomplete and validation

I already answered: you can already use a separate project for that. This is not a separate project, it just works.

Size report: https://app.relative-ci.com/projects/7cytjfqzYjNylFVeYGJD/jobs/6672-OLTPlC4si2apxUodRw7q?utm_source=github&utm_content=totals&utm_campaign=check-report&dt=treemap&dtg=folder

I think it's totally worth the extra 8KB