When a GraphQL schema is converted to a collection, the queries and mutation are all placed under the default collection folder. Taking a glance at each collection request, you'll find it really hard to know which is a mutation or a query. You'll have to first open up individual requests to find out.
Separating mutations and queries into their respective folders(item groups) helps solve this easily and gives them a designated home in the collection.
When a GraphQL schema is converted to a collection, the queries and mutation are all placed under the default collection folder. Taking a glance at each collection request, you'll find it really hard to know which is a mutation or a query. You'll have to first open up individual requests to find out.
Separating mutations and queries into their respective folders(item groups) helps solve this easily and gives them a designated home in the collection.