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Instant fail: ERROR #85910 Multiple "root" queries #105

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taylorbakow opened this issue Apr 25, 2020 · 2 comments
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Instant fail: ERROR #85910 Multiple "root" queries #105

taylorbakow opened this issue Apr 25, 2020 · 2 comments
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@taylorbakow
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Get the following error immediately after clone, install, and setup on my machine running Windows 10:

"Multiple "root" queries found: "BlogIndexQuery" and "BlogIndexQuery".
Only the first ("BlogIndexQuery") will be registered. ERROR #85910"

Which doesn't make any sense at all because there is only one BlogIndexQuery in the GraphQL request. Run dev has a hard time reading the project files properly on windows it looks like.

Very similar to this issue within the context of a different Gatsby project. Tried all of the solutions given on this thread to no avail: gatsbyjs/gatsby#19863

This works fine on my mac which is great, but I'm just wondering why this doesn't seem to be very Windows friendly.

@stefanjudis
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@taylorbakow thanks for reporting this. Unfortunately, I don't have a windows machine at hand. :/ An investigation and maybe a PR would be much appreciated. 😊

@stefanjudis stefanjudis added the help wanted Extra attention is needed label Apr 26, 2020
@muhammedMoussa
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@taylorbakow thanks for reporting this. Unfortunately, I don't have a windows machine at hand. :/ An investigation and maybe a PR would be much appreciated. 😊

i've the same issue in Linux

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