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  • a
    Is there a way to call a resolver from inside another resolver? Or, would it be best to use context to store the results of 
    resolver 2
    so they can later be used by 
    resolver 1
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  • g
    I receive such error sometimes on heroku: 
    at=error code=H15 desc="Idle connection" method=GET
    In heroku docs says about H15 error: 
    The dyno did not send a full response and was terminated due to 55 seconds of inactivity.
    It means heroku didn't get response from prisma due to request limit, right?
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  • a
    Does anyone have success with deploying a Prisma service using the network_mode: host command in their docker-compose.yml?
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  • h
    Heya, I'm setting up a graphql app server on top of prisma, and I'm running into this error:
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  • h
    ```js
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    js
Mutation: {
    createHaloAccount(_, args, ctx, info) {
      // Check signature is valid for the halo address with ecRecover before assigning a deposit address
      let isValid = isValidSignature(args.authPayload.message, args.authPayload.signature, args.authPayload.haloAddress);
      if (isValid) {
        let { address, privateKey } = web3.eth.accounts.create(web3.utils.randomHex(32));
        let encryptedPrivateKey = encrypt(privateKey, MAINTESTER_PRIVATEKEY);

        // Create a haloAccount if it doesn't already exist for the provided halo address
        // Or update the provided account with the eth address
        return ctx.prisma.mutation.createHaloAccount({
          data: {
            haloAddress: args.authPayload.haloAddress,
            ethAccount: {
              create: {
                address: address,
                encryptedPrivateKey: encryptedPrivateKey
              }
            }
          },
        },
          info,
        );
      } else {
        return console.error("Invalid authPayload provided for the account requested.")
      }
    }
}
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    # import HaloAccountWhereUniqueInput, HaloAccountCreateInput, HaloAccountUpdateInput, HaloAccount from './generated/prisma.graphql'
type Query {
      haloAccount(where: HaloAccountWhereUniqueInput!): HaloAccount
}
type Mutation {
      createHaloAccount(authPayload: AuthPayload!, data: HaloAccountCreateInput!): HaloAccount!
}

input AuthPayload {
    haloAddress: String!
    message: String!
    signature: String!
}
  • h
    Those are my resolvers and types
  • h
    And here's my GraphqlServer
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    const server = new GraphQLServer({
  typeDefs: "./server/graphql/schema.graphql",
  resolvers,
  resolverValidationOptions: {
    requireResolversForResolveType: false
  },
  context: req => ({
    ...req,
    prisma: new Prisma({
      typeDefs: "./server/graphql/generated/prisma.graphql",
      endpoint: "<http://localhost:4469>",
      debug: true,
      secret: PRISMA_SECRET,
    })
  })
});
server.start(() =>
  console.log(`GraphQL server is running on <http://localhost:4000`>)
);
  • h
    Anyone familiar with that error? Cannot read property 'get' of undefined
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  • g
    What does this error mean? 
    [GraphQL error]: Message: The call to the group [ProjectId()] timed out., Location: undefined, Path: undefined
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  • x
    hello
  • x
    I want to ask. what's the usage of app project? how can I change local graphql port
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  • b
    Well, just fyi, yesterday docker couldn't find the latest 
    prismagraphql/prisma:1.15
    image on hub. It's working now.
  • b
    Nevertheless, despite setting up the 
    docker-compose.yml
    file correctly...
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    prisma introspect
 ▸    Couldn’t find `prisma.yml` file. Are you in the right directory?
    https://github.com/prisma/prisma/blob/665eb16138dfea9082746e21743121eccfc41419/cli/packages/prisma-yml/src/PrismaDefinition.ts#L79
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  • b
    (this is with an existing, non-simple, postgres database)
  • b
    Using 
    prisma init
    in the same context:
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  • b
    I'm gonna init a new postgres db instead and see how that goes, then try to add the schema afterwards and introspect
  • j
    Is there an rss feed for prisma blog?
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  • c
    Docs with version number in URL work. Docs without version number are buggy. Example: Click 
    Tutorials > Connect to Prisma from the frontend
    in version, goes to page. Click it in versionless, doesn’t do anything.
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  • c
    That is to say, docs are pretty and have some good content, but I keep running into these little buggy parts or incomplete areas. 😞
  • d
    Thanks, I'll try!
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  • a
    I am trying to pass some Prisma config as environment variable PRISMA_CONFIG when I start my Docker container (see image). Can’t get my head around why I am getting the following parse error: “Unable to load Prisma config: mapping values are not allowed here”. Any ideas?
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  • a
    Hey, I noticed that if I have a field that is an array of strings in my datamodel.graphql file, then it’s not possible to query on that field using the where clause. Is this expected behavior?
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  • f
    Hey so I want to know if the tutorial on using Prisma is updated on howtographql
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  • g
    I haven't got an answer on my question about request limits to Prisma Cloud database on a free plan yet 🤔 I found somewhere in docs that limit is 10 requests per 10 seconds, is this information correct? I have to decide should I move to the local database or not.
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  • h
    Hey 👋 I’ve been using Prisma for a few weeks and I absolutely love it but I have a question I’ve not been able to find a solution for in the docs - I need the ability to write a custom migration for certain fields. I have a URL stored in my database that points directly to an AWS S3 object and I wish to transform it to a new URL so that I may cache the files. Here’s an example of my schema
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    type Document {
    id: ID! @unique
    title: String!
    cloudUrl: String! # <http://my-app.amazon.aws.com/ITEM_ID|my-app.amazon.aws.com/ITEM_ID> for example
    localUrl: String! # I'm adding this. I want to migrate it to <http://files.my-app.com/ITEM_ID|files.my-app.com/ITEM_ID>
}
    I guess I’m just looking for a way to run a custom migration script as part of the deployment process.
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