Fixes #19622: Allow loading graphql query from URL in GraphiQL #20014
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Totally understand leaving the "copy to URL" button as future work.
It seems like you can accomplish the task of creating the fragment from pretty much copy-pasting the existing query. I found it worked better to URLencode it before sharing, but it mostly worked without.
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Fixes: #19622
This adds the ability to populate the query in the built-in GraphQL IDE (GraphiQL) using a parameter specified in the URL hash (aka fragment).
E.g.
I considered adding a button to copy this kind of url to the UI, but the project setup for GraphiQL (the UI component) is pretty outdated and doesn't easily allow modifications.