Add function to check if a request is a GraphQL call. #1211
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…r wp-graphql plugin: https://github.com/wp-graphql/wp-graphql And, if GraphQL call then don't do redirect or set cookies.
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Specifically for wp-graphql plugin: https://github.com/wp-graphql/wp-graphql - 3.3k Github stars and 20k active installs.
Add function to check if a request is a GraphQL call, and, if GraphQL call then don't do redirect or set cookies.
Without this change, WPGraphQL does not function correctly. It's default endpoint of /graphql is redirected to /xx/graphql