basically I would like to do a mutation like this:

mutation {
  createPokemon(name: "Charmander", type: FIRE) {
    type
  }

  createPokemon(name: "Bulbasaur", type: GRASS) {
    type
  }
}

instead of this:

mutation {
  charmander: createPokemon(name: "Charmander", type: FIRE) {
    type
  }

  bulbasaur: createPokemon(name: "Bulbasaur", type: GRASS) {
    type
  }
}

@signor_busi - hold that thought, looking for the example

Q: I tried to find the FR for queries/mutations over wss. I'm sure I've seen it, but I can't find it. Any news on that?

Is it possible to verify authorization token on my server without making query to user?

Hey all, where is the latest Graphcool roadmap? Specifically I'm trying to find the current status for this feature https://github.com/graphcool/feature-requests/issues/70 . The linked feature-requests repo seems to be deprecated

is there an option to export a project permission configuration ? like export schema . Or to push new permission or function from the command line ? thank you

Hello, graphcool people. I am having an issue pushing changes to my graphcool.project file. Anyone have any ideas of what is going on?

@jledbetter Looks like you’re trying to add a required relationship when there is already Votes entires that don’t have a connection to a User.

Ah interesting. I wonder how that happened.

Check your data to see what’s in there - if there are only a handful of entries you could manually relate them to a user, or just blow away your data if you’re in dev / testing.

I do not see any mention of vote entires within the graphcool console

So you haven’t added any actual data yet?

Okay, I misunderstood you.

I will update them manually

@nilan I worked up a better version of my slug function that checks for existing slugs and adds a dash and an integer to the new slug. Right now it’s kind of specific to my project (because it has a query, and uses graphql-request so has a PAT. Let me know if you think it’s worth sharing and you want to take a crack at abstracting it for others to use.

Hey guys! I'm trying to set up some basic authentication with Auth0 but I'm getting stuck on my createUser mutation. Every time I try to create a user I get

Error: GraphQL error: The provided idToken is invalid. Please see <https://auth0.com/docs/tokens/id_token> for how to obtain a valid idToken

But I'm passing along the token I get back from Auth0, and it contains all the correct user info, so I don't understand why it would be invalid. Has anyone else experienced this or have an idea of what the problem could be?

@dixonbydesign https://graphcool.slack.com/archives/C0MQJ62NL/p1499710660457513

yeah, are you using the jwt token? @cj

I had that trouble too — it’s the jwt (the long one)

Auth0 changed their default encoding, you need to switch it to HS256

1) Open your Auth0 console 2) Clients 3) Select a client 4) At the bottom, click "Advanced settings" 5) Under Oauth, change JsonWebToken Signature Algorithm to HS256

@cj @auser Appreciate the responses. I have verified the signature algorithm is set to HS256. And yes I believe I'm sending the correct token (the long one). And you use the same token for the network interface header right?

netIntReq.options.headers.authorization = `Bearer ${req.cookies.auth0IdToken}`

@dixonbydesign correct

is there a way to fake graphcool? Testing functions is really painful right now

Hmm When I decode the token at https://jwt.io/ it says the signature is invalid.

It also lists the algorithm as RS256:

{
  "typ": "JWT",
  "alg": "RS256",
  "kid": "NkEzMEEwNTk0MzU5RkZCNTcxOTY4NkMwMjE2MjQ2Q0Q2QzIzNEU0OA"
}

you'll need to follow the instructions above and then login again to get a new token

For posterity's sake, my issue was with the

Token Endpoint Authentication Method

setting. Somehow it was set to

None

but should've been set to

Post

Thanks for the assist @cj @auser !