Fixing develop issues, due to drush being locked in dpl_graphql
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Copying the `dpl_graphql` code to a seperate, new `dpl_graphql2` module. This is necessary, as the original graphql module includes code that does not work without simple_oauth, which cannot be installed, due to the Drush command not being able to run. We get around this, by moving the code into a new module (graphql2), leaving the old module as an empty boilerplate. This gives drush a chance to actually enable the dependencies. In a future release, we should rename the module again.
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Copying the
dpl_graphqlcode to a seperate, newdpl_graphql2module. This is necessary, as the original graphql module includes code that does not work without simple_oauth, which cannot be installed, due to the Drush command not being able to run.We get around this, by moving the code into a new module (graphql2), leaving the old module as an empty boilerplate.
This gives drush a chance to actually enable the dependencies. In a future release, we should rename the module again.