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  • r
    I'm testing 
    prisma.$subscription
    in Jest, and I get the 
    node()
    return value, but it's not clear how to close the socket (from the prisma docs). Any clues?
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  • r
    Is there any details regarding prisma performance overhead?
  • r
    maybe benchmarks
  • r
    maybe thats a good article to do
  • r
    raw MySQL Select vs Prisma Select
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  • k
    Hi guys Ive been having some trouble deploying prisma to my server
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    ERROR: Cannot read property 'managementApiSecret' of null

{
  "data": {
    "generateClusterToken": null
  },
  "errors": [
    {
      "message": "Cannot read property 'managementApiSecret' of null",
      "locations": [
        {
          "line": 3,
          "column": 9
        }
      ],
      "path": [
        "generateClusterToken"
      ],
      "code": 222
    }
  ],
  "status": 200
}
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  • k
    I have set the PRISMA_MANAGEMENT_API_SECRET="secretpassword" in my .env file
  • c
    Is there a slack integration for the 'prisma deploy' command when using the heroku deployments?
  • s
    Hey all. I have a schema with Users that have Posts, and friends of type User. I’d like to get all posts for some user and all their friends, ordering by post time stamp. Should I be using fragments or is there a better way to do this? I think it might just be easier to use a raw SQL query.
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    User: {
		posts(parent, args, ctx, info) {
			return ctx.db.user({ id: parent.id }).posts()
		},

		friends(parent, args, ctx, info) {
			return ctx.db.user({ id: parent.id }).friends()
		},
	},
  • d
    this is in my user resolver
  • d
    then just add those fields to the user schema as well
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    posts: [Post]!
friends: [User]!
  • j
    I have a kind of theory question. Suppose I have a user object, and that user object has a node called cart. That cart is a collection of CartItem objects. There is a 1-many relation between user and cartItems.
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    type CartItem {
  id: ID! @unique
  quantity: Int! @default(value: 1)
  owner: PortalUser! @relation(name: "ItemOnUser")
  productId: ID!
  createdAt: DateTime!
  updatedAt: DateTime!
  dummy: String! @default(value: "Dummy")
}

type PortalUser {
  portalId: String! @unique
  createdAt: DateTime!
  updatedAt: DateTime!
  cart: [CartItem!]! @relation(name: "ItemOnUser", onDelete: CASCADE)
  isGuest: Boolean! @default(value: "true")
  dummy: String! @default(value: "Dummy")
}
    Now I want to import a cart form one user to another. I’d like to run something like
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    `
updateManyCartItems(where: 
  {
    owner: oldOwner
  } data {
   owner: newOwner
  })
    But I cannot batch edit the owners of cartItems (it’s just not an option under updateManyCartItems’ data arg). Why is this? I am sure this is trying to tell me something, but I am not sure what I should be learning from it. Thanks!
  • i
    I clicked 
    DELETE NODE
    inside Prisma Admin a couple times and my server got this:
    -.js
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  • s
    This was the solution I ended up going with
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  • a
    Hi, doesn’t prisma support UUID types for id fields? we’re running into this issue in postgres: https://github.com/prisma/prisma/issues/2750
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  • a
    @arush I've only ever used regular ID! but prisma uses postgres unique id generation behind the scenes is there any reason you needed UUID?
  • a
    Hi everyone! We're about a week away from writing our articles about what we've learned from our GraphQL survey but I wanted to give everyone here a chance to give some last minute insights! In case you didn't know we've been surveying companies that have moved over to GraphQL about why they did and what benefits they received as a result. I've attached the link below if you're interested in participating. It should only take a few minutes! https://fullerton.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6xocDeRUsCKonFr
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    Looking for a WAY better way to handle this:
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    Is there a way to query for an individual shop that belongs to a user?
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    Anyone have any solutions for the thread above?
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    There seems to be something pretty major missing here, I would assume someone is doing something as trivial as this when it comes to querying and mutating resources that only belongs to the user requesting. At the moment I can only do so when getting a list of the resources. I would like to be able to fetch and update a single record with relationships in the where arguments.
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  • s
    What test framework do you guys use? I’m currently use AVA but it doesn’t support native Prisma Client request so I couldn’t mock data
  • j
    Been stuck on this one for a few evenings. I have a node/graphql-yoga project that uses Prisma with postgres, and I am trying to understand how to best handle GraphQL-Errors that happen at a stage prior to my resolvers. The primary example is when a user initiates a createUser mutation with an email that violates a unique constraint. I want to handle any potential errors in my resolver, which looks like this:
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