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  • e
    Where would I give beta feedback? The custom rule permissions are awesome so far, just a few small suggestions (probably things you have already thought of)
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  • j
    Howdy, @artyom? Thanks for the warm welcome!
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  • p
    Hey, does modelling graph.cool as an event store make any kind of sense? Or is that just wrong headed.
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  • p
    With 
    graphql-up
    where are those projects deployed? Are the associated with an account? Or are they just “open” disconnected end-points?
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  • p
    ------- Is there any way to merge several GraphQL schemas (and graph.cool instances) into a single API end-point?
  • p
    ie. a number of different “micro”-graphql-services that looks like one queryable end-point?
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  • p
    ------- With 
    graphql-up
    I’m wanting to use this for CI. Is there a way to run the 
    up
    command and get back the API endpoint URL (simple) cleanly without the rest of the output visual noise, so I can pipe it to the next step of the CI?
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    With 
    graph-up
    is there a way to tear down a deployment once I’m done with it?
  • a
    hey, everyone, and welcome to graphcool @ajdeleon @oiojin831 @vikramrana @pascalo @arshtov @wolfgio @firstdoit ! Enjoy your Sunday 🌞
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  • w
    @artyom thanks for the welcome bro !
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  • p
    Hello, I cannot find an example of using Graph.cool with Angular+Apollo/Auth0 -- does it exist?
  • k
    hi. I am getting permission issue in the graph.cool console. When I try to view the “User data”, I receive a bunch of “insuffisant permission” warning. It doesn’t allow me view the existing user neither. So, I changed the permission rules for “User” to everyone and it allowed me to access the data. Meaning that the console doesn’t recognize me as the administrator. Any idea how to fix this ?
  • j
    @komondor yeah, I am getting the same thing.
  • s
    Hi @komondor and @jshort I am currently looking into this. This only affects the console.
  • j
    👍
  • k
    ok cool !
  • m
    Oh-oh. 
    error
    , cannot access the console again (“insufficient permissions”).
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    Object$searchBase: Objectaction: "REPLACE"hash: ""key: "33vza3"pathname: "/LifePurposeApp/schema"query: Objectsearch: ""state: null__proto__: Object
<http://2nib2v8z803.execute-api.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/Prod|2nib2v8z803.execute-api.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/Prod> Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 502 (Bad Gateway)
schema:1 Fetch API cannot load <https://nib2v8z803.execute-api.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/Prod>. No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. Origin '<https://console.graph.cool>' is therefore not allowed access. The response had HTTP status code 502. If an opaque response serves your needs, set the request's mode to 'no-cors' to fetch the resource with CORS disabled.
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  • n
    Thanks for your patience @jshort @komondor and @martin, you can now use the Console again 🙂
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  • a
    @tkhemani @hasandem @azonsn @ruberoid7 @voicecode hello all! Welcome to graphcool 👋
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  • r
    Any advance level tutorial for Graph-Cool
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  • f
    What is the best way to create a schema with a self referencing type? For example, say I have a "category" type that can have 0:M subcategories. I could create several different types (one for each potential level) or the category type could reference itself with a "ParentType" field. As I am new to graphql and the Apollo client, I am sure there are considerations not just for the storage/schema but also for data retrieval and writes. Was hoping that the experts could provide some experiential best practices.
  • d
    So i'm trying to use graphcool with apollo-android, and i'm getting a host not found error. is the following code wrong in any way?
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    java.net.UnknownHostException: Unable to resolve host "api.graph.cool": No address associated with hostname
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    Hi i am importing some data to graphcool , after 12k records inserted i realized that i did one mistake 😛, is there any option to delete all records ? , form GraphCool console databrowser , global id check box field is not working if i load/scroll for more than 500 records :s
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  • c
    ok key is to scroll slow .
  • m
    Hi All, I'm new to graphql and this is probably more of a general graphql question, but I'm trying to figure out how to do a more advanced sort order when querying data. I'd like to order my results (that each have a lat lng location), based on how closes they are to lat lng coordinates that are passed in to the query. I'm guessing there is no way graph.cool would be smart enough to do logic like this? Do I need to fetch the entire data set and the do the sort? If anyone could point me to example of something like this that would be great! Thanks!
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