Upgrade bundled GraphiQL to version 3.0.6

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[sdelamo]

I run:

docs-examples:hello-world-java

But If I visit http://localhost:8080/graphiql the graphiql interface is not loaded. What am I missing?

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@sdelamo

I run:

docs-examples:hello-world-java

But If I visit http://localhost:8080/graphiql the graphiql interface is not loaded. What am I missing?

You are not supposed to run :micronaut-docs-examples:micronaut-hello-world-java:run directly.

It took me a while to figure out what the whole problem was. Turns out that the example application does not define any graphql.GraphQL bean:

The bean [GraphiQLController] is disabled because it is within the package [io.micronaut.configuration.graphql] which is disabled due to bean requirements: 
* No bean of type [class graphql.GraphQL] present within context

If you really wanted to see that app running and exposing GraphiQL, you would need to:

1. Update existing dependencies from: testImplementation to: implementation.
2. Add one more dependency implementation project(":micronaut-graphql").
3. Copy classes GraphQLFactory and HelloDataFetcher from src/test to src/main.

I did that, went for http://localhost:8080/graphiql and ta-da! the latest version of GraphiQL showed up.

However, I'd like to reiterate that I don't think hello-world-java was designed as a tool to test GraphiQL locally. That has nothing to do with my changes, it's just the way it is.