mentallyretired
06/19/2017, 5:16 AMuser
06/19/2017, 6:12 AMallProducts(first:50)
avdeveloper
06/19/2017, 6:16 AMhardys
06/19/2017, 7:02 AMidkjsx
06/19/2017, 9:50 AMeish
06/19/2017, 10:14 AMafgh
06/19/2017, 10:35 AMpettanko
06/19/2017, 10:59 AMmentallyretired
06/19/2017, 1:25 PMpicosam
06/19/2017, 2:01 PMeraldo
06/19/2017, 3:18 PMdk0r
06/19/2017, 5:58 PMvirtualirfan
06/19/2017, 7:42 PMjhennessey
06/19/2017, 7:48 PMcalvinl
06/19/2017, 7:48 PMnjasset10
06/19/2017, 7:50 PMnilan
06/19/2017, 7:51 PM500
in the network tab, right click it, choose copy-> copy as cURL and PM it to me? Please don't share this request in #general 🙂nilan
06/19/2017, 7:53 PMnilan
06/19/2017, 7:59 PMnjasset10
06/19/2017, 7:59 PMcalvinl
06/19/2017, 8:00 PMjhennessey
06/19/2017, 8:00 PMnilan
06/19/2017, 8:00 PMvirtualirfan
06/19/2017, 8:02 PMchangalberto
06/19/2017, 8:30 PMdk0r
06/20/2017, 12:11 AMagartha
06/20/2017, 12:13 AMagartha
06/20/2017, 1:10 AM.
syntax in parameters (like $firstMutation.description
)...wallslide
06/20/2017, 2:02 AMkgoggin
06/20/2017, 2:19 AMtagsIds
(for existing tags) + an array of new Tags objects, and all is well. But, it seems like when I go to update an existing post, this behavior doesn't work - the new tags overwrite whatever I'm sending as far as existing tags. Anyone else encountered this scenario and have a suggested way to handle it?