is it currently possible, or has been thought about for multi-column indexes and unique constraints?

Got some internal server errors when changing a relationship and it told me to go here

Not sure which channel to post in

@bganicky hi there, welcome to our slack! 👋 graphcool

Any way to assign mutations to the currently logged in user? Say for my hypothetical type

Post

with the fields

id, title, userId

, a mutation like

createPost(title: $title)

would assign

userId

to the currently logged in user

@nilan commented on @nilan’s file : @joar when I try it, the UI is preventing me to do it.

Hmm, let me see if I can recreate

a gif/video would be super useful 🙂

btw another thing, the overall performance of the graph.cool console is quite low for me. Going from “data” to “schema” takes 6 seconds of script+layout

That said, we’re about to go live in record low time thanks to this service

if everything goes well I’ll send you guys some cake

Hey guys I’m getting an error that I’ve never seen before when trying to create a node: No CONNECT permissions

so am I.. i’m getting the exact same

No CONNECT permissions

error too

Anyone else currently going through the freecom tutorial series?

I'm stuck at about halfway through the second tutorial an am not seeing any new customer entries show up in the database via the graph.cool web gui

I'm currently @ 1549

Here is my source: https://github.com/dk0r/freecom

The only thing I've had to do different from the video is

yarn add prop-types

which I give some context to here: https://github.com/graphcool/content/issues/55

The issue is that I'm not seeing any additional customers show up in my Customer data as shown below. Note that user-1/2/3 are users I created by hand in the web gui

hello there @stephenoreilly @jordan.leung glad you’re joining us today! graphcool 👋

Wooo, thank you

@nilan is there eta for enums? 🙂

@dperalta @weftech hello, glad to see you in our slack! 🙂

Hey <!here|@here>! We get a lot of questions about how to handle authorization with GraphQL. As many of you know we’ve been working on a completely new approach called “permission queries” which we’re finally releasing today! A special thank you to the more than 100 developers being part of our private beta program. I’d love to hear your feedback about this new approach! 🔐 https://www.graph.cool/blog/2017-04-25-graphql-permission-queries-oolooch8oh/

I was just looking on it inside docs 😄 and was thinking its new there 😄

How can i handle a large permission system with Clients (who have business) => Business (who have sectors) => Sectors (who have groups) => Groups (who have users) => Users (owned by Client). Is it more convenient to use 1 "morphable" model ?

@james.hatfield hey there, welcome to the graphcool slack! 🎉 🙂

Congrats guys 👏