i am querying user through option fetchPolicy: ‘network-only’ but the data.user is always returning null if i refresh, then the user does show. How can I make my react component always get from db and not cache?

hey GraphCool

Do I need apollo for my project ?

I used graphcool first time at ReactRiot this weekend. 👍👍

Now I want to use it everywhere 😂

I have two questions: 1) Is there some way to retry a function in case of failure? 2) Regarding to the delay, What is more performance: a webhook or a function?

Two questions about permission setup: Q: If I set up a permission allowing authenticated users to only see their 'own' nodes on a Type, can I only access this collection through the user query? The allXXX query doesn't give any results anymore. Q: If I have an object hierarchy, 3 layers deep (let's say a House, has Rooms, has Cupboards, has Items) and I want to set permissions on reading all of those rooms, cupboards and items based on being the owner of the House (House has User field), do I have to write permission queries with increased complexity for House, Room, Cupboard and Item, or am I missing something easy here?

hey does anyone have any examples of using Client Side Schema (Redux and Flux replacement) in Relay Modern?

Might anyone have some insights into the asynchronous nature of graphcool

mutations

? For example, inside my React app, I’m calling:

this.props.createConnection()
	.then(connection => {
		this.props.assignUserToConnection({ variables: { connectionId: connection.data.createConnection.id, userId: this.props.state.user.id } })
			.then(() => { ...

If I update the global state inside the React app after this snippet, and such updating triggers a graphcool query of the type

Connection

in a parent component, then that query should query the latest

Connection

nodes—the one added in the snippet above, no? Somehow it doesn’t do that. Updating the global state does trigger the graphcool query, but it just returns the previous nodes, before

this.props.createConnection()...

Hello, I'm trying to run: https://github.com/graphcool-examples/react-native-graphql/tree/master/authentication-with-expo-and-auth0 I've gotten to the last step to run the app and I'm getting the following error:

Warning: Failed prop type: The prop `onRequestClose` is marked as required in `Modal`, but its value is `undefined`.
    in Modal (at PostListView.js:112)
    in PostListView (created by Apollo(PostListView))
    in Apollo(PostListView) (created by Apollo(Apollo(PostListView)))
    in Apollo(Apollo(PostListView)) (created by Apollo(Apollo(Apollo(PostListView))))
    in Apollo(Apollo(Apollo(PostListView))) (at ExNavigationComponents.js:168)
    in WithNavigation(Apollo(Apollo(Apollo(PostListView)))) (at ExNavigationComponents.js:272)
    in FocusableComponent (at ExNavigationComponents.js:168)

anybody seen this?

hmm, seems like I fixed that.

but the redirect doesn't work. I redirect through auth0 and then expo just reopens the app with the initial uri and I never get the token

Wondering if I can use graphql-tag with graphql-request. thank !

prettier 1.5.0 allows graphql formatting but only if it is wrapped with gql , graphql and graphql.experimental

Having internal server error: Request ID: cj4gocsc30ufk0194va5u31aj

I got this error during the creation of a new algolia index

In other words I thought that I copied the error, but it seems impossible to copy the error messages that pop up for some reason

Sorry for the repost. First Q is a bit blocking atm... Second isn't.

hey everyone

once enabled hot do you disable an integration(specifically Algolia)?

Hey everyone, short question: Do I have to kick out the datafields of my filter necessarily or is there some kind of a wildcard-character? e.g. turning this:

allTests(filter: {
    something: "d-de 9123",
  })

into this:

allTests(filter: {
    something: "d-de 9123",
    something_else: *wildcard
  })

can any one pls tell me what's wrong with my nested filters? i just can't get the syntax right... i've already tried wrapping the child filters with curly braces, but that didn't work either

@quadsurf you need to get rid of the nested

filter:

okay here's what removing the nested filter looks like, but it still doesn't work

Similar question: If I try to add a filter so that my chat window is only receiving new Messages with a certain chat ID, it breaks (silently):

const MessageSubscription = gql`
  subscription newMessages($chatId: ID) {
    Message(
      filter: {
        AND: [{
          mutation_in: [CREATED]
        },{
          node: {
            chat: {
              id: $chatId
            }
          }
        }]
      }
    ) {
      node {
        id
        authorId
        content
        createdAt
      }
    }
  }
`

@quadsurf I used the playground hints to understand what's going on. maybe that can be useful in the future 🙂

the error message is not 100% helpful though... 😛

@nilan in your screenshot above, the hint tooltip is cut off... prolly no biggie in this example, but there have been other times it was obvious that valuable error info was cut off due to the fixed width of the hint tooltip