I'd like to argue against that. Yes, whitelisting is a solution. But Caching at the Query level can be extremely efficient. I'm the founder of WunderGraph and w

I'd like to argue against that. Yes, whitelisting is a solution. But Caching at the Query level can be extremely efficient. I'm the founder of WunderGraph and we're doing it like this. We turn GraphQL Operations into REST/JSON-RPC Endpoints, allowing them to be cached by CDNs, Browsers, etc... https://wundergraph.com/docs/overview/features/edge_caching https://wundergraph.com/docs/overview/features/edge_caching