Lighter data-explorer command #3676
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Heroku has a 60 second limit on app startup time, so this command shouldn't attempt to do any bootstrapping.
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Oh interest... so the idea is you first run gatsby build then start this? Sounds good! |
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Yep, exactly!
…On 26 Jan 2018, 00:25 +0000, Kyle Mathews ***@***.***>, wrote:
Oh interest... so the idea is you first run gatsby build then start this? Sounds good!
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I've been experimenting with running a Gatsby graphiql instance on Heroku, which has a 60 second limit on app startup time. This isn't a public/documented command so it should be fine to change like this.