In a demo with a client, the enum breaking change just messed up the whole thing

The minute you realized this was an issue you should have alerted the user base

also should have reverted and rolled out later after giving the heads up

I’m struggling to filter a query by date. Can anyone help me filter this query by result from today onwards…```const Games = gql` query allGamesQuery { allGames(orderBy: createdAt_DESC) { date time gender skill set id users { picture } } }

`

I tried 
```const Games = gql`
  query allGamesQuery {
    allGames(orderBy: createdAt_DESC, filter: {date_gte: new Date().toISOString() }} {
      …
    }
  }
`

…but I’m obviously missing something because it doesn’t like that at all. But the error log isn’t very useful…

Unhandled (in react-apollo) ApolloError@http://packager.xd-2y7.joshpitzalis.padel.exp.direct:80/./node_modules/react-native-scripts/build/bin/crna-entry.bundle?platform=android&dev=true&hot=false&minify=false:89488:36

Any help at all will be much appreciated.

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. I thought it was just me but it can’t be, this has been happening for weeks across multiple devices.

Hey, its there tutorial or example how to use

update ()

on mutation, if i want to update same object in store ?

Does

fullError

and

userError

have any special meaning? Or is it just a convention?

Where can I find examples of keeping complex relations in sync?

(since there are no onDelete hooks)

@nilan Is the datepicker in the console a custom react thing you guys built or an existing module?

Whats the max string size that can be added to a field?

Hi gang! Can someone sanity check my noob design: I have a type called an Inquiry. When an Inquiry is created, I want to also create a ContactPlan which is a collection of, for example, 8 line items specifying when and how to contact the inquiring prospective customer. Example: today, tomorrow, next day by phone, then every 4 days by email thereafter. I think what i want is a subscription to receive Inquiry creation events, create the planlines, and relate them to the inquiry object. Does that sound reasonable? All feedback welcome. :)

I'm not sure if this concept has a specific name. But I'm wondering what the preferred way is to handle routing if a user should act on behalf of a company like:

<http://dashboard.app.io/companyId/overview|dashboard.app.io/companyId/overview>

. Any links to tutorials, forum threads or documentation about it, would be appreciated! 😊 - I'm working with React/Apollo

#HowToGraphQL @nikolasburk, greetings. at about 8:30() mark of React-Relay 2/9 video you mention automatic path refactoring in webstorm. I cant seem to find that in the ws docs. Do you mind sharing where you set that if you can? Thank you, sir.

Can anyone share any resources or approaches regarding data migration from a SQL database to graph.cool. Current system is MySQL, 300-400k records. Speed isn’t a top priority as I hope to only map it correctly once. The data is pretty messing so writing scripts to organize will be key.

Are there a lot of updates being pushed to the console right now? Or is it a bug if I keep getting that message

When using Graphcool Functions with webhooks, is there any way of knowing the request came from my Graphcool account? I’m wanting to integrate with another service I have, and I want to make sure the only requests allowed come from my Graphcool Functions.

how do I filter to check for null value?

I got a schema where my object has a

image

relation to the FILE api. If the

image

is null, how do I filter it out of my results?

...(filter:{image:{id_not: null}}) { ...

throws an error

The inline argument "id_not" of kind "NullValue" is not supported. Use variables instead of inline arguments to overcome this limitation.

I’ve got a large blob of JSON (let’s say 5mb) that I’d like to associate with a record. I tried shoving it into a field on the record, but got an error that it was “too long”. now i dont know if thats an apollo limitation or a graph.cool limitation, but im thinking maybe I need to some how use a

File

instead? just not sure if I can take JSON that im getting from an API and save that as a

File

on graph.cool 🤔

Not to try to stir up anything, but I just have to say…I went back and forth between Graphcool and another unnamed GraphQL BaaS in the beginning. Ultimately, your team’s presence and contributions in the community made it a very easy decision for me. Thank you for everything that you are doing!

Is it possible to update an optional field to null after it has been set to a non null value? Getting this error when trying to do so

The input value None was not valid for field <fieldName> of type String.

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hi everyone & thank you for help

Hi everyone! Still new to graph.cool…I’m trying to query an external api and it looks like the way to do this is through a function w/the request pipeline. Does this always have to be a mutation? My api call is really just a search query and it’s really just returning and processing data from the api, but it’s not exactly changing anything in the graph.cool DB so I was wondering if it’s possible to write a function that just uses a regular graphQL query instead.

any examples for apollo and graph cool pagination?

For information with your last modifications on the enum (and I guess more than that) you broke more than the enum but also all the permissions that access to the previous

input_...

just have to re-click on the variables to add again the query like

query ($input_webhookId: ID!, $user_id: ID!) {

but have to check all the permissions