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Description: A Relay query is a type of query optimized for use with Relay, a JavaScript library developed by Facebook that is used to build web applications that interact with GraphQL APIs. These queries are designed to facilitate data management in complex applications, allowing developers to declaratively define how data should be fetched and stored. […]