There's batching and batching. Apollo batching means sending an array of queries/mutations to the server. Graphcool mutation batching is sending one mutation object, with multiple (aliased) mutations inside. Two totally different concepts.

Here's a blog post for the Apollo batching with Graphcool: https://www.graph.cool/blog/improving-performance-with-apollo-query-batching-ligh7fmn38/

So is there any reason not to use batching and deduping? Seems like a win.

There's an initial delay, because the client 'waits for more queries'. So if you don't expect that to happen, don't enable it, because it will slow the client down on individual queries.

Is there a way we can send a virtual attribute on a mutation, i.e. I want to send a variable to a callback function that doesn’t exist on the actual model itself

Is it possible to create relationships by adding nodeId to a request pipeline function? I'm adding

event.data.userId = "my user id string"

before returning

{data: event.data}

I don’t think so, @mike.johnson

If you find a way, let me know

💥 https://github.com/graphcool/get-graphql-schema/pull/10

anyone from graphcool, is there a way to send a virtual attribute with a mutation?

Would love to see the ability to use GraphQL variables within requests sent via

graphcool-lib

!

@graph.cool team: When are we getting custom mutations in GA?

@nilan is

async/await

supported yet?

So if I'm subscribing to updates on a Type, do I get notified if one of that type gets a new edge added to a connection. (don't know if I'm using those terms correctly, new to graphql)

I don't seem to be getting those messages, but I wanted to make sure it wasn't a mistake on my part.

I don't see away to subscribe to updated connections

Has anyone had success using a request pipeline function to update a one-to-many relation? I have a

User

type and I want to give them some default `Group`s (1:N relation) when they sign up. I have a `TRANSFORM_ARGUMENT `function that adds the

groups

property (I can see it in the return value in the logs), but it doesn't save to the database. I've tried sending an empty array during the

create

mutation to ensure the field is present, but it doesnt help. Any ideas?

what is the url for apollo's slack channel?

Are there any more details about how the $input_scalar variable works in a type permission query? I want to base a permission query on a specific value that is used in the mutation and based on the docs, this looks like it's intended for that. However, there isn't an example or any details on how to specify which scalar input I am interested in

any ideas why the mutation createUser fails? it was working yesterday

hey @bogdan, did you add a new field to

User

in the meantime?

Hi! I'm creating a site for food recipes. Therefore I have a schema for recipes which looks like this: type Recipe implements Node { createdAt: DateTime! description: String id: ID! @isUnique ingredients: [RecipeIngredients!]! @relation(name: "RecipeIngredientOnRecipe") portions: Int @defaultValue(value: 2) title: String! updatedAt: DateTime! images: [RecipeImages!]! @relation(name: "RecipeImagesOnRecipe") owner: User @relation(name: "UserRecipes") tags: [Tag!]! @relation(name: "RecipeTags") } Now, when I update a recipe via the following mutation: mutation UpdateRecipe( $id: ID!, $title: String!, $portions: Int!, $description: String!, $tags: [ID!]!, $ingredients: [RecipeingredientsRecipeIngredients!]){ updateRecipe( id: $id title: $title, portions: $portions, description: $description, ingredients: $ingredients, tagsIds: $tags ){ id title portions description ingredients{ id amount unit ingredient{ id name } } tags{ id name } } } Variables: { "id": "cj58ht8m5el110151m51quuhu", "title": "My recipe title", "portions": 2, "description": "Recipe description ", "ingredients": [{ "ingredientId": "cj574t6n759at0100o6jsx0df", "unit": "Zehe(n)", "amount": 2111 } ], "tags": ["cj4yhsxuy4og70184e5a0timq", "cj58hsy23egkd0135n0reg5ty"] } I get a new record in the RecipeIngredient table. The "old" record remains but is updated with a null recipeId. Unfortunately I'm not able to include the recipeId in the "RecipeingredientsRecipeIngredients" type: amount: Int! unit: String ingredientId: ID ingredient: RecipeingredientsRecipeIngredientsingredientIngredient Any help is appreciated! Kind Regards Nico

Hello, I'm trying to create my first demo data and I've saw this error

Whoops. Looks like an internal server error. Please contact us from the Console (https://console.graph.cool)....

anyone can help?

Hi, first thanks everyone for keeping this thread so informative. Any ideas/tips on how to structure schema and permission for a multi-tenant application?

is there anyone can help me?

I'm very new in GraphQL

any examples on how to do updateOrCreate with graph cool?

Yo! Anyone tried to use Zapier Webhooks? Having formatting errors with their custom request webhooks