@Pedro Jardim commented on @Pieter’s file : I`m having the same issue.

@Pedro Jardim I eventually got it working. It was the fact that I was deleting a node and then in my subscription trying to access the id of the deleted property but it would be null at that point so need to use PreviousValues instead of node. If I could expand that error message I would have known that, as it was saying it right there. I ended up inspecting the element of the error message just so that I can read the whole thing

@Pieter my problem is that I cant see the logs as the Image shows.

I cant see any logs, from any function that I have in my project. No only errors, normal logs also have the same behavior.

@Pedro Jardim yes I know what you saying. Like I said, the solution for me was to inspect the element containing the log. It's all in the html. its just hidden via css

I’m getting

You can only create scalar fields and '<FieldName>' is not a scalar value. Did you intend to create a relation?

when I’m creating relations. Specifically it happens when I’m setting a relation like this:

type FirstType {
  seconds: SecondType @relation(name: "TypeRelation")
}

type SecondType {
  firsts: [FirstType!]! @relation(name: "TypeRelation")
}

Actually this is probably better as an issue on github

@agartha: one more newbie question. is there a way to create a local instance for offline development?

Looking at the Graphcool website under the Cloud page (https://www.graph.cool/cloud/), there is a picture displayed of an epic looking dashboard. Does anyone know if it is still in development, or is there a way to upgrade to it? Thank you

Anyone having trouble logging in right now? My auth is just hanging.

chromeless

a couple more questions as I want to understand - with webhooks and resolvers can external libraries be imported: - ie. if we wanted to call on an external library before adding an entry into the database, how can this be supported? - has anyone tried to run graph.cool on custom servers? (not that I want to at this stage) - would permissions be needed to be built into the resolvers themselves?

oh. I just saw the header

Question @graphcool. I have an existing mongodb instance with data in it. Is it possible to use this mongodb datastore with graphcool or graphcool framework?

Hi everybody. Just recently got into graph.cool and am looking to understand a few things.

Who's got times on their hands to answer a couple of simple questions? 🙂

hey @Vinnie welcome ! 🙂 go ahead with your questions. I ll try answer as much as I can 🙂

or atleast push you in the right direction

Thanks @rhishikeshj 🙂

One question is: do graph.cool offer multiple environments for the same project? as in “test” and “live” for example

I am thinking about integration with a CI and testing new APIs still in developmen t

which of course I don’t want to test against production 🙂

I couldn’t figure it out, but I have only just started using it a few days ago on a free account

@Vinnie there is this : https://graph-cool.netlify.com/docs/tutorials/cli-multi-staging-workflow-ex4wo4zaep/

hopefully this is what you are looking for

i couldnt find the equivalent in the console UI though

I’ll have a look at that, thanks @rhishikeshj

In terms of unit testing, anyone doing that? If so, any best practice to suggest?

Anyone on unit testing?

Hello @Vinnie (Italian?) , If you mean unit testing "functions" , we do that with usual js unit testing frameworks.