# prisma-whats-new
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04/09/2017, 12:57 PM@nilan commented on @dataknut’s file: I seehttps://prisma.slack.com/files/U4PD6N1U0/F4WLX20G4/graphql.gif▾
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04/09/2017, 12:58 PM@nilan commented on @dataknut’s file: I'll investigate this. For now, don't set a migration value there, because it will overwrite all existing data 😛https://prisma.slack.com/files/U4PD6N1U0/F4WLX20G4/graphql.gif▾
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04/09/2017, 12:58 PM@nilan commented on @dataknut’s file: how many data items are we talking?https://prisma.slack.com/files/U4PD6N1U0/F4WLX20G4/graphql.gif▾
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04/09/2017, 12:58 PM@dataknut commented on @dataknut’s file: the vast number of 24https://prisma.slack.com/files/U4PD6N1U0/F4WLX20G4/graphql.gif▾
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04/09/2017, 12:59 PM@nilan commented on @dataknut’s file: then indeed creating a 2nd required/unique column and writing a small script that converts data from one column to the other should be feasiblehttps://prisma.slack.com/files/U4PD6N1U0/F4WLX20G4/graphql.gif▾
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04/09/2017, 1:01 PM@dataknut commented on @dataknut’s file: That seems like a not uncommon task, do you have any pointers to how to go about that? I'm very much a beginner when it comes to graphQL syntaxhttps://prisma.slack.com/files/U4PD6N1U0/F4WLX20G4/graphql.gif▾
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04/09/2017, 1:01 PM@nilan commented on @dataknut’s file: And I'll have a closer look into this. We should allow you to activate thehttps://prisma.slack.com/files/U4PD6N1U0/F4WLX20G4/graphql.gif▾
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04/09/2017, 1:01 PM@nilan commented on @dataknut’s file: Sure, I can help you with that. Essentially the steps are:https://prisma.slack.com/files/U4PD6N1U0/F4WLX20G4/graphql.gif▾
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04/09/2017, 1:01 PM@nilan commented on @dataknut’s file: (let's call the columns oldColumn and newColumn)https://prisma.slack.com/files/U4PD6N1U0/F4WLX20G4/graphql.gif▾
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04/09/2017, 1:02 PM@nilan commented on @dataknut’s file: - query all data as a list of id/oldColumn pairs - for every id/oldColumn pair, update item <id> with new value newColumn=oldColumnhttps://prisma.slack.com/files/U4PD6N1U0/F4WLX20G4/graphql.gif▾
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04/09/2017, 1:05 PM@nilan commented on @dataknut’s file: https://github.com/graphcool-examples/migration-scripts/blob/master/images/migrate-images.js here's a migration script for a different use casehttps://prisma.slack.com/files/U4PD6N1U0/F4WLX20G4/graphql.gif▾
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04/09/2017, 1:05 PM@dataknut commented on @dataknut’s file: great! I can work with this. tnx 🙂https://prisma.slack.com/files/U4PD6N1U0/F4WLX20G4/graphql.gif▾
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04/09/2017, 1:06 PM@nilan commented on @dataknut’s file: awesome! maybe your final script would also be great for the repo 🙂https://prisma.slack.com/files/U4PD6N1U0/F4WLX20G4/graphql.gif▾
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artyom
04/09/2017, 2:10 PMWave @michael.sholty enjoy your Sunday with graphcool ! - d
danmartinez101
04/09/2017, 2:20 PMFrom what I can tell from searching the docs / github issues / etc, advanced permissions is in beta, but I'm curious if there might be some workaround available in the meantime. Has anyone come across such a method?n- 2
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michael.sholty
04/09/2017, 2:27 PM@artyom thanks!! - d
dk0r
04/09/2017, 2:40 PMthe youtube channel is really good! --thanks to whoever is producing/maintaining it👍 1n- 2
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dk0r
04/09/2017, 3:06 PMAnyone incurred trouble getting yarn to work inside docker containers? I cloned into this graphcool project (https://github.com/graphcool-examples/react-relay-instagram-example) and ran 'yarn install' which reported:http://i.imgur.com/G6tifZ3.png▾
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04/09/2017, 3:07 PMhowever, none of the package.json's dependencies have been installed on this container - d
dk0r
04/09/2017, 3:25 PMuser error ^ --thanks, Nilan🙌 2 - a
artyom
04/09/2017, 3:52 PMwhoop @mareklisy is here! welcome graphcool 👋 - j
jharmonious
04/09/2017, 4:20 PMHello all! I’m new to graphcool, but I’m really loving it so far. Does anyone happen to have a working example of the below apollo auth0 tutorial in vue? Thanks! https://www.graph.cool/docs/tutorials/react-apollo-auth0-pheiph4ooj/ - m
michael.sholty
04/09/2017, 5:48 PMI have a JSON file with ~280 objects that I want to replicate in graphcool. Does anyone know of an easy way to port the JSON over? If not I can write a tool, just checking before I go do that.n- 2
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04/09/2017, 5:55 PMhey everyone, I'm looking into using ReactNative+Apollo+Graphcool for a production iOS+Android mobile app, coming from the old world of Native+Parse. Thoughts? Anyone else here made the jump? - m
michael.sholty
04/09/2017, 5:58 PM@trond I guess it depends on your requirements. What about ReactNative+Apollo+Graphcool made you lean that way? - t
trond
04/09/2017, 6:04 PMRN because I think the app is suitable for cross platform development, being mostly data driven, and it seems RN has reached a maturity for such cases. Less sure about the jump to hosted GraphQL backend, but at the same time thinking why not give it a try. - m
michael.sholty
04/09/2017, 6:07 PMI agree about RN. I can't speak too much to graphcool as a hosted solution but I'm sure it would fit your app - the alternative is to write your own server, but there are a lot of pains with that in which you can avoid by choosing a hosted solution. - m
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04/09/2017, 6:07 PMespecially for green field development - t
trond
04/09/2017, 6:12 PMOther option is most likely hosted Parse Server, since I'm using nodechef.com for such hosting (including the db) for another app. It's fast and works well, but I kinda want to make the jump and just think and speak graphql - t
trond
04/09/2017, 6:13 PMThough the Parse Server cloud code on Node is quite flexible