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<@U4HE1NFKP> Thanks for reaching out. We’re looking into it!

Hey guys, first of all: Great product, that you builded. I think, it has a lot of potential.

To ask some questions: I wonder, how you put permission to related ressources, i.e. a user can only edit the posts that he is the author of. And also, how can you assure, that a post ist automatically related to the loged in user, that posted the post?

<@U4HE1NFKP> Thanks for your question! <@U0RQY0KK5> will be in touch with more details around this :slightly_smiling_face:

Also interesting in role-based permission. For example, post editing allows to regular users who author of post and all moderators.

<@U4J1NQ79B> could you send me a PM? :slightly_smiling_face:

I'm also interested in this :slightly_smiling_face:

I'd also be interested in what's the recommended way. Is there a resource out there with more information?

<@U0RQY0KK5> can you help <@U4JEE9DDJ> and <@U439KMVCN> to get started?

hello <@U4HUGFCTZ> <@U4HA2BXCJ> <@U4HBABJMS> <@U4HCGL0BE> <@U4GS23EMP> <@U4H2SPEAC> <@U4J1NQ79B> - what a crew! awesome to have you here :graphcool: :wave:

Yay! New talk announcement for GraphQL London #3. <https://twitter.com/graphql_london/status/841634136766976002>

:wave: <@U4JQF4AQP> welcome to :graphcool:

only building my Pokedex app for now :stuck_out_tongue:

<@U4JQF4AQP> that’s awesome, I think that’s a fantastic start! let me know if any questions come up

hola <@U4HE9CXUG> welcome to :graphcool: !

I have a question, senor : I have built a react - relay - auth0 app, what would you recommend to host it ? does Netlify work with Auth0 ?

<@U4HE9CXUG> yes that works! <http://apollo-auth0.netlify.com|apollo-auth0.netlify.com> is a live demo

awesome :slightly_smiling_face: my upload to Netlify server is throwing an error, so it must be my fault ;.-( lol

Is there a react/graphql way to check for network errors?

Same as any HTTP request, graphql doesn’t know anything about the method used to send the queries

:wave: hey all, I remember when I was last using Webtask there was a 'Parse body' setting that needed to be ticked for `context.data.createdNode` to be available in a mutation callback. It looks Webtask have changed their UI and I can't see where to set this now. Is this still necessary and does anyone know how to set it?

<@U3KMWQYBA> I'm not sure if it is still needed, and even if you don't activate it you can still parse the body itself 

My existing webtasks still work with `context.data.createdNode`, it's just new ones that don't have it available. So I'm guessing there's a setting I'm not able to change.

I see. When doing `wt create` on the command line, you can pass `--parse-body` as a parameter. Here's an example: <https://github.com/graphcool-examples/webtask-mailgun-email-example#1-environment-setup>

I also did not find that option in the UI though :see_no_evil:

That worked :tada: thanks Nilan, you're a star!

Here's a longer answer:

```
Yes we removed the ability to control the "parse body" in the UI at the same we introduced a smart default of that setting:
1. All new webtasks that use (ctx, cb) programming model behave as if "parse body" was set to true.
2. All new webtasks that use (ctx, req, res) programming model behave as if "parse body" was set to false. You are on your own parsing the body. It means that if you build an Express webtask, you must add a body parser middleware.
3. For cases when you want your webtask to use the (ctx, req, res) programming model but still have webtask runtime parse the body for you, you must create the webtask using wt-cli and pass the --parse-body option to it, e.g. `wt create hello.js --parse-body`.
```

Hey <!everyone>! We’re super excited to launch `graphql-up`. It’s by far the fastest way to get a free &amp; ready-to-use GraphQL API for your schema :arrow_up: 
<https://www.graph.cool/graphql-up/>

Waaaaaaa!? <@U0MQEEY4V> what are ya’ll using for the mock data?

we are super excited for this :heart: 

<https://twitter.com/graphcool/status/841719298540335112>

Just tested graphql-up, any plan for making it possible to update schema aswell?

Is this what you were talking about for syncing environments <@U0MQEEY4V> ?

Hey <@U2R3P7T8F> :slightly_smiling_face: graphql-up is the first step in that direction

A lot of the functionality in graphql-up will be reused for the full environment migration feature

<https://github.com/graphcool/graphql-up>

It’s all open source btw :slightly_smiling_face: