Added option to connect multiple Airtable bases #1425
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When using Airtable as a CMS, one might want to modularize its content in separate bases for organization or security purposes, or even to try not to exceed Airtable's record-per-base limit. This modification makes it possible to connect multiple bases to Gridsome, each one with its tables and other attributes we already know and use. I didn't run tests or anything, but I'm succesfully using this adjustment in production for over 3 months now.
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When using Airtable as a CMS, one might want to modularize its content in separate bases for organization or security purposes, or even to try not to exceed Airtable's record-per-base limit. This modification makes it possible to connect multiple bases to Gridsome, each one with its tables and other attributes we already know and use.
Being a rookie, I didn't know how to run tests or anything, but I'm succesfully using this adjustment in production for over 3 months now.