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Remove keystone argument from server-side-graphql-client functions #5222
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We no longer need to support the
keystone
argument, it should always be used with acontext
argument.There's a cursory attempt to update the docs, but these need a complete overhaul/integration into the items API, so not too fussed about having them be completely correct right this minute.