This schema graph-view feature is awesome! Just stumbled across it and it's going to be really useful for walking through schema with clients, both technical and non-technical 💯

Hi Graphcool team, first of all, I love the product, thanks for building it. A question, is there a documentation of where graph cool deviates from standard GraphQL SDL? If it deviates at all.

Hi all, I am new to GraphQL/Graphcool. How do I create a mutation that handles relationships? I need to fill out the 'user' field in a 'post' type for example.

Also, I was working on a base schema for a blog and that would require an author/user. Do you guys recommend extending User type for that or create a new Author type as I have done here - https://github.com/divyenduz/writekey/commit/7a9e33cd42daa68a941c2fcef6a21c85b402c644. In what cases would we require an external type for User like Author if any? From my research, I think you recommend extending User - https://www.graph.cool/docs/reference/schema/overview-ahwoh2fohj/ Is there a way to link auth features with a custom type? Also, let me know if this is the right place to ask questions like these or should I turn to forums or issues? Many thanks !

Lastly, I noticed that these links are not working https://www.graph.cool/docs/tutorials/graphcool-features-overview-ped6wohw0o/ https://www.graph.cool/docs/tutorials/cli-multi-staging-workflow-ex4wo4zaep/ in resources section here https://github.com/graphcool/graphcool-cli Kudos on the overall dev experience so far !! I love it ❤️

@nilan I'm not sure what's may/may not have changed on the back-end, but I'm once again receiving the dreaded

GraphQL error: Insufficient permissions for this mutation

when attempting to trigger the following delete mutation:

export const Remove_Comment_Mutation = gql`
  mutation removeComment ($cid: ID!) {
    deleteComments(id: $cid) {
      id
    }
  }
`;

What is the issue here?

@theom what is the permission structure for that Type?

The console will tell you this

@nilan commented on @theom’s file : @theom, thanks for the message, I will reach out in a PM 🙏

Which github repo do I report bugs again to? (searched, but couldn’t find)

Hey folks, I’ve got what I hope is a pretty basic question about server-side subscription functions. I know they need to return a promise, but what ends up getting the resolved/rejected result from that promise? Am I able to use that anywhere? I’m mostly wondering about error messages - if something fails, how can I react to it on the client?

hey everyone, can anyone link to a few example apps using

apollo-client

+ subscriptions, graphcool, react? I've gone through quite a few examples and tutorials but I still find that when referring to the code provided, there are many differences resulting in poor use when referencing for best practices. Thanks!

for example, the code for the freecom app differs considerably from the instagram app (and also the HN app). Perhaps this is because APIs change over time. But I still feel it would be valuable to have a more 'complete' app to use as a best-practices reference 🙂

trying to create an SDL type in the type editor within graph.cool

extend type Query {
  isValidUser(hash: String!): User
}

I get the 'preview' and then apply, but it keeps reverting back to 'preview' with no message and doesn't save the schema

Hi Guys, I have a strange behavior. Maybe someone can help me, I've got MyUser type with property createdBy: myUser @relation(name: "CreatedByUser"), whenever I add new user I pass 'createdById: "my_user_id_here" and it works ok. Relation is stored and I can query using it. However, when I add another user this relation in previous user disappears and is only present in the very last one (most recently added). What is going on?

I have a webhook setup to an external URL when a new entry is created, but it doesn't actually fire... Am I missing something?

I'm having issues with Subscriptions to Types with permission queries and I have Anonymous Auth integrated, When a fresh-session gets initialized (no localStorage variables to pull from), the subscription client instantiates, then I authenticate an anonymous user and get Permission Denied errors. Then if I refresh (the localStorage variables are there), and I will have proper access. I'm following along in the Freecom tutorial chapter 4. I've tried wrapping the SubscriptionClient in a function and re-calling it after I receive the new user, but that doesn't work either. This happens with subscriptions-transport-ws@0.5.4 and 0.7.0. Edit: Forgot to ask a question of any kind.... Has anyone run into this issue as well?

unrelated to graphcool but wondering if anyone knows how to change route with props using react-router 3? currently i am using the context.replace to change routes based on authentication like so

this.context.router.replace('/signup')

but i want to pass in props to that route somehow.

Does anyone know how to create a mutation with a parameter which is an array? I am trying to create a new conversation with a list of users, but can't seem to get it right. My mutation:

const newConversation = gql`
  mutation($conversationIndex: Int!, $userIds: [User!]!) {
    createConversation(conversationIndex: $conversationIndex, usersIds: $userIds) {
      conversationIndex
      users {
        name
        username
        id
      }
    }
  }
`

The error I get:

Error: GraphQL error: Variable '$userIds' cannot be non input type '[User!]!'

Hey guys, I'm having issues trying to delete files using a "deleteFile" mutation; I keep getting an internal server error. Has anyone else encountered this problem? Thanks!

Hello everyone, I'm trying to return data that you would normally get by joining across relations. For example I have a

Business

type that has one to many relation with

Customer

type which has one to many relation with

Subscription

type. Now I want to get all subscriptions belong to a business, how do I do that?

@nilan In the docs search UI, I can’t click a topic in the autocomplete. Nothing happens. I have to actually press enter to go to the suggested article. I’m on macOS Chrome.

If anyone is interested in an alternate example using auth0 I hacked up something w\ redux & saga, its fairly brute force and based on the graphcool apollo + auth0 example so the code should look familiar. https://github.com/tkntobfrk/react-redux-saga-graphcool-auth0

redux tools and such work too

Has anyone managed to setup a way to test (with mocking) graphql-request?

Hello 👋

Hi, how do you assert that an element contains a given text?

@artyom @nilan how could I get access to the SDL extension beta?

is it possible to add data to connections/edges?