`@graphiql/react@0.34.0` removed the ability to have multiple embedded graphiql instances on the same page

[n1ru4l]

This change was introduced within #3946.

There is now one global zustand store being used for managing the GraphiQL state, which makes it no longer possible to have more than one independently acting GraphiQL instances on a single page.

There is no note about this in the release notes. Is this an expected change or an accident? This makes upgrading GraphiQL on documentation pages like for example this one impossible.

[dimaMachina]

Hi, it makes sense to revert the last release and include it in the upcoming GraphiQL 5 #3234.

While migrating from React context to zustand, I was highly inspired by zustand configuration from https://github.com/grafbase/pathfinder. @jonathanawesome wdyt about whether GraphiQL should support multiple instances?

[jonathanawesome]

It should certainly support multiple use cases...@n1ru4l 's example of a docs site isn't uncommon.

Zustand has a context pattern that's useful, but it might mean having to rearchitect/reorganize some of the Zustand work you've done recently.

[dimaMachina]

Zustand has a context pattern that's useful, but it might mean having to rearchitect/reorganize some of the Zustand work you've done recently.

yep, used it already, but I highly liked your simple approach in pathfinder and in your prototype repo, for this reason I stayed with simplicity first 🙂

I will refactor for v5 and will add multi instance tests