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Summary: For pagination, we’ll want to query against multiple entities of the same type. GraphQL uses aliases to facilitate this. This commit adds support for aliases to our GraphQL query DSL. Test Plan: Inspect snapshot changes, and note that `yarn flow` and `yarn test` pass. wchargin-branch: graphql-aliases |
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README.md
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