I'm gonna try CI/CD variables

is

prisma deploy

supposed to run

prisma generate

? because it doesn't seem to for me, seems nice if it would

no, you have to run generate separately

it also says it runs

graphql get-schema -p prisma

but doesn't actually generate the .graphql file.. I have to run the command separately

maybe its the order... maybe I need to run graphql prepare first

also it seems to have issues with not overwriting the existing files, I have to delete the files sometimes or it says it updated them but didn't actually update them

Keep on getting status

booting

for a long time. Then the status is:

Not reachable

Any ideas why? Is there any error logs, helpful messages? Is this meant to be complicated?

is it possible to reference something created in the same mutation? i.e.:

db.updateUser({
    where {
    userid:'123'
    }
    data: {
        posts: {
            create: {
                name:'my new post'
            }
        },
        actions: {
            create:{
                actionType: 'posted',
                post: {
                    // somehow connect the above created post?
                }
            } 
        }
    }
});

I'm working through the Hackernews tutorial and have a problem connecting to the demo server. I realized later you need to make Prisma account or the

Prisma deploy

step fails. This isn't obvious from the tutorial or the error message. https://www.howtographql.com/graphql-js/4-adding-a-database/

I want to allow to edit box name only for its owner. I get unwanted "owner": "filed Variable '$where' expected value of type 'BoxWhereUniqueInput!' Reason: 'owner' Field 'owner' is not defined in the input type 'BoxWhereUniqueInput'"

how can I solve it? Please for help 😞

Hi everyone! I have an application written in .NET Core on the backend and Vue on the frontend. I used the REST API and recently decided to rewrite my server using GraphQL. I found a cool vue-apollo plugin that added GraphQL support to the client, and also created a GraphQL server on Node.js. I started migrating my application. Connected Sequelize, added description of entities in the database. And here it came to the declaration of types GraphQL. And I found that they completely copy the description of the entities in the database. I began to look for tools that will avoid duplication and will generate a schema for me based on the existing database. I found Postgraphile, Hasura and Prisma. I found that all of these tools require running a separate server to work. I wanted to add some middleware to an existing server, without running a separate instance. Can I use these tools this way or should I use something fundamentally different, like the GraphQL Code Generator? Thanks a lot

Hi. https://www.prisma.io/docs/1.2/reference/migration-guides/authentication-and-authorization-yaeco6ieth using JWT does this mean you are not saving any token of the client session on the server side at all?

So I don't need to keep a redis server for user sessions etc?

I've been writing an app using prisma and getting to the point I need to actually set up my servers and launch it, and now I'm wondering, it supports 3 databases now... Is one of them actually recommended? Is there a comparison of performance between the 3 specific to prisma, comparison of stability or features?

Hey guys, I have a question regarding prisma client

updateMany

. We use it to wrap deletions from two tables into one transaction, we also want to delete the relation between them. We are soft deleting so what we do is actually

update

TableA,

updateMany

TableB, and

disconnect

TableB. It turns out when we have both

disconnect

and

updateMany

in the same

data

object, the

updateMany

will be ignored. It seems there is some internal priorities and the disconnect was executed first? Is it a design choice or is it a bug? Thx!

https://stackoverflow.com/q/54002875/10274910 Help me please.

I have a question regarding the https://www.prisma.io/blog/graphql-server-basics-demystifying-the-info-argument-in-graphql-resolvers-6f26249f613a -post. For instance, one can add a custom resolver for a field, lets say

Post.firstChars

, which returns the first 10 characters of the

title

-field. This requires a fragment to be added on

Query.posts

which ensures that the field

title

is available. This works great when I am accessing the field through

posts

, ut for relations accessing

Posts.firstChars

, lets say through

query{ users{ id posts{ title } } }

, the fragment is of course not available. Is it possible to add the fragment in some other way, so that the field is always available, no matter the root-resolver?

Does anyone know if I can make arrays in the datamodel unique? In this example, I want every room to have a set of allowed domains (e.g. prisma.io and prisma.com) and these domains must not be used by other rooms

Hey! I'm about to deploy prisma in kubernetes on Google Cloud Platform. To do so I added a cloud sql proxy to access the Cloud SQL-Postgres Database. The proxy sidecar container works fine, but when the prisma container starts it says

Exception in thread "main" org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: ERROR: no schema has been selected to create in.

I currently have no idea why.. any idea around here? 🙂

I'm working through the Hackernews Express tutorial. In the section on Subscriptions the code snippet shows:

subscription {
  newLink {
    node { 
      ...
    }
  }
}

Seems this should be:

subscription {
  newLink {
    ...
  }
}

https://www.howtographql.com/graphql-js/7-subscriptions/

HI ❤️ Anybody tried TypeGraphQL with Prisma? I am not able to create even simple Query because schema definition is different then function implementation :C Without TypeGraphQL: users(filter: String): [User!]! + users(parent, args, context) With TypeGraphQL: @Query(returns => [User]) async users(parent, args, context): Promise<User[]> { ...} 😮 ?! Where is function implementation that is going to define schema too?

Hi guys, are there any best practices around passing in secrets to Prisma? I am looking into using AWS Secrets Manager to store my DB password. 1) Does Prisma provide out of the box support to read the password from an aws secret, assuming it runs on an instance and has the right permissions to read the secret? 2) If the answer to the above is no, is there a way to run a script that sets up the config file before Prisma starts? We’re running prisma in a k8s cluster using the

prismagraphql/prisma:1.19

docker image. I cannot find the source Dockerfile however and don’t want to reverse-engineer/rely on implementation details that might change

@divyendu sorry for the late reply - new years, and whatnot 😉 in the meantime, I also managed to find a solution to my issue:

findBlasWithFooTextContaining: (_, { search }, ctx) => {
    return ctx.prisma
        .foos({
            where: {
                text_contains: search
            }
        })
        .bla()
        .then((foos) => {
            return R.map(R.prop('bla'), foos);
        });
}

so the trick basically was to just shave off the unneeded

Foo

😉

Hey there! How should I achieve the following: We have Users and an object X. There exists several Xs, and the User can have a collection with any number of Xs. How could I create the link between the X and the User? Should I have a "Connection" type that refers to a UserID and an X-Id? And how could I add to the collection with a mutation. Sorry if this is really dumb question, I've been reading the docs and googling but haven't found what I'm looking for 😕

Hello, i'm having a bit of an issue with the GraphQL Playground desktop app. I want to setup a .graphqlconfig with environment variables, but I can't seem to set them. I am on Mac OS and have attempted to set them with "launchctl setenv", but they seem to not be readable. Anybody have any light to shed on this situation?

Just solved my own problem. After reading the source code it seems that environment variables are read from a .env file. After creating one next to my .graphqlconfig file, it all works.

Please when actually should i use prisma?

A link to a blog post or so will be appreciated ☺️

Having some pretty huge difficulties trying to migrate from Graphcool to Prisma. For a few weeks now I’ve been trying to get a new setup on Prisma going with the same schema as Graphcool, and a Yoga server in front of it. I now have a node/React app that talks to Yoga on a Heroku instance, which talks to a Prisma server also on Heroku. Even under a tiny amount of traffic, after a short while, the Prisma server ends up with 30000ms runtime executions that get timed out, and then H12 errors across the board. This is without any load other than just me running a quick test of my existing code, which uses server side subscriptions and google cloud functions. I’m at a loss as to what to do here because the Prisma instance is something of a mystery black box. Has anyone seen similar and able to point me in the right direction of how to work out what’s going wrong?