Can we rely on it sensitive user data? Thanks in advance!

The case study is really inspiring and encouraging: https://www.graph.cool/casestudies/Hackerbay_Twitter_Case_Study.pdf

how come file upload works, no matter what the

CREATE

permissions are?

Argh... Next time you guys turn the GH repo's upside down, let me turn off email notifications first. Woke up with about 500 new emails from my Github issues 😄

`graphcool init --schema https://graphqlbin.com/hn-starter.graphql --name Hackernews ⠦ You need to authenticate. Your browser will open shortly...✖ Error: Whoops, something went wrong during authentication. * You can enable additional output by setting

export DEBUG=graphcool

and rerunning the command. * Open an issue on GitHub: https://github.com/graphcool/graphcool-cli. * Get in touch if you need help: http://slack.graph.cool/ ⠴ You need to authenticate. Your browser will open shortly...raven@2.1.2 alert: failed to send exception to sentry: Socket timed out on request to sentry.io`

browser try to opens the page file:///console.graph.cool/cli/auth%3FcliToken=SOME_TK&authTrigger=init

ftp instead of https. I think it is a bug

for now any workarounds for this?

Could anyone please check why a Permissions Query is failing. Permissions Query is: query ($user_id: ID!) { SomeUserExists( filter: { id: $user_id role: MANAGER } ) }

on create action. And when I run a create mutation then I get “Insufficient permissions for this mutation”

the user is in role MANAGER

requestId: “eu-west-1simplecj7bvd5c5r3pt0139eicus7cv”

I'm happy to announce that today my team and I will be upgrading our plan, and we'll start paying for graph.cool. Thanks for an awesome product!

Feature Request @nilan I like the fact that for server-side subscriptions you update the example data as we add fields to the subscription, but it's becoming quite annoying that each time I add a new field it is resetting all my example data. Especially in this case as my example data is a email address and I am testing it out so filling my own email in to see if it worked end to end and it keeps resetting to

string

. I know there's no way of you to know right now that the string is in fact a email, but maybe add email as a type (or just a checkbox somewhere on the settings to say this sting is an email address) and then in server-side subscriptions instead of defaulting the example value to

string

it defaults to the logged in user's email (the user logged into the console via github or whatever auth0 account)

hey @schickling and @sorenbs !! Hope all is well. We are encouraging a potential new client to use graph.cool and they asked very specific questions that we cannot answer. Do you have a moment to give us some feedback? I’ve asked the lead engineer to jump on slack and hopefully he will do so later today. Here are their questions: 1) we are using

Microsoft Azure

for

User management (users, roles, groups)

and

Server deployment Ubuntu VM

can we use

graph.cool

in this setup? 2) we already have a

relay

compliant

graphQL

server. How much will be the migration effort? can we reuse the existing code?

I just saw this ---> https://www.graph.cool/forum/ do you want me to post them there?

called it friends1PersonId because that is what the error in the console suggests

I created a subscription function, with the following subscription:

subscription {
  Project(filter: {
    mutation_in: [CREATED]
  }) {
    updatedFields
    node {
      id
    }
  }
}

But it's not invoking the function. Anyone see what I'm doing wrong? It's been about 10 min since I created a few new Project records.

How large would a response have to be to cause a 504 timeout?

Hello everyone. I have created a subscription to my

Comment

table. And works fine. Here is it:

subscription getPostComments {
	Comment {
		node {
			content
		}
	}
}

The problem is that I am subscribed to any comments for all posts. I want to create a subscription for the current post 🙂 How to filter that? I exported the schema and unfortunately I don’t see the

type Subscriptions

. How to do that ?

Will using last and skip together allow me to do backward pagination?

I'm trying to send requests to the simple API from a Chip Pro Debian linux device...are there any known issues with the user agent or anything? It doesn't seem like graph.cool is responding to all of my requests, and sometimes in Node I get a socket hang up

I'm using isomorphic fetch and I get this:

FetchError: request to <https://api.graph.cool/simple/v1/cj7cmhity0g5u0108ta01f6lt/> failed, reason: socket hang up

Just wondering if there is anything obvious about being on an embedded device like a Chip Pro or Raspberry Pi

Created a question on the forum regarding redirection after a user authenticates, if anyone knows a lot about it, help would be much appreciated: https://www.graph.cool/forum/t/how-to-handle-redirect-after-signinuser/862

hey guys

Wanted to ask

is it possible to integrate paypal payment in graph.cool?