Are you sure youre using the httpLink @Miezan?

yes i am

imported thru the apollo-client-preset @joar - it shouldn’t make any difference tho

as a graphcool user, do we have direct access to the Aurora db so we can run SQL queries as needed?

Hey <!here>, version 0.9 of the Graphcool Framework has just been released 🎉 You can get it by running

npm install -g graphcool

. Besides bug fixes and general improvements, this release comes with a cleanup of the docker image as well as with experimental support for Docker Toolbox. Read the full release notes here https://github.com/graphcool/framework/releases/tag/0.9 📝

Cool stuff, thanks @nilan

@nilan... will the framework work with an existing DB, e.g. PostgreSQL?

@nilan You guys should update the message you get in the project’s settings — graphcool@next still brings down 0.8.1

Hey guys, I’m seeing the following errors from the console when loading data

schema design question: say I have a type/model called

Game

, and I have a property on it called

Similar

which I want to be an array of other `Game`s that are similar. How do I set up that self-referencing relationship? When I add it as a 1 to many relationship, it automatically recreates my

Similar

prop to 2 new props called:

games1

and

games2

How can I find an error? I have a promise with

.catch(e => {return { errors: e }}

at the end, but this doesn't show any errors. I just got

{ data: { myFunction: null } }

. I can't make

console.log

statements, because I can't see it. Docker container with Graphcool server gave me

error from daemon in stream: Error grabbing logs: invalid character '\x00' looking for beginning of value

What is the way to catch and see errors? I can't code without debugging

Why is “graphcool diff” a response in the CLI when diff isn’t even a command or am I missing something?

@nilan I’ve upgraded to 0.9 on the local, but all requests locally now come back with “code”: 5000, “message”: “A function returned an unhandled error. Please check the logs for executionId ‘localsimplecj9r968xn005s0149ge8ctwrx’”

I’m having the same issue as @Vinnie, just on that “hello” function that comes with

graphcool init

Yeah, I am reverting back

The website still shows 0.8.2 as the stable anyway, so

(that’s why my stuff still works there, but no longer locally :D)

are there any docs on

updateOrCreate

mutations?

How do you add outdated templates like https://github.com/graphcool/templates/tree/master/outdated/auth/linkedin-authentication. docs seem a little unclear.

graphcool init --schema linkedin-authentication.graphql

gives me an error on a new project

how do you create a node when its only properties are

id

and a relationship to another type?

Hey what’s the URL pattern for file uploads on a local cluster? The doc examples are all

<https://api.graph.cool/file/v1/__PROJECT_ID__>

. I’ve tried

<http://localhost:60000/file/v1/__PROJECT_ID__>

(and without ‘v1’) but it looks like it doesn’t accept POST

Hey guys, when using Relay Modern with GraphCool, is it possible to retrieve a

schema.graphql

file required by the relay compiler? Graphcool's

quickstart-with-relay-modern

tutorial has this file already created when you clone the tutorial repo, and the tutorial doesn't discuss how to update

schema.graphql

after deploying changes to

types.graphql

.

Let’s say I have a

favoriteColors

field with an array of strings

can I filter on all of the records that contain “Blue”?

Does anyone here know at a high level how the database layer works? Specifically, does graphcool create actual tables in the underlying SQL database, is the data stored in a JSON document, does it use an EAV pattern, or something else entirely?

@nilan Local cluster function invocation seems broken on 0.9 on all OS-es. Is that already confirmed?

There should be a new 0.9.0 image, please try

graphcool local pull

and running functions again.

@dpetrick is right — pulling did the trick

even though local up gave the impression of bringing the new image down anyway

To clarify, I re-released the image with a fix. Normally you don't need to pull explicitly.