antho1404
11/28/2017, 9:37 AMDeployment 'cjajffar000z401111tcn0jts' does not exist. Make sure to deploy the necessary files first before deploying the function.
The same deployment was working just add some tiny modifications in one functionpaulquappe
11/28/2017, 10:18 AMmimica
11/28/2017, 11:34 AMJannis Pohlmann
11/28/2017, 2:13 PMSubscriptionManagerForModel
). I see that each of those model-specific managers handles database events specific to that model (creation, deletion, update) and then re-executes subscription queries and sends the result back to the respective subscribers. That’s all pretty clear.
How does Graphcool deal with subscriptions that include deeply nested relationships though? E.g. with a subscription like
subscription User {
User {
node {
id
name
friends {
interests {
name
tags {
name
}
}
}
}
}
}
Let’s say a tag or an interest is updated, how does Graphcool know that the above subscription is affected its query needs to be re-executed?rein
11/28/2017, 2:31 PMrajit
11/28/2017, 3:31 PMButch
11/28/2017, 3:45 PMADMIN
role to view users
of an Organization
, but allow any authenticated user to view name
and ID
. I am confused on how to do this.
I thought maybe something like this would work
- operation: Organization.read
authenticated: true
fields: [users]
query: permissions/isOrgAdmin.graphql
- operation: Organization.read
authenticated: true
fields: [id, name]
But no cigar.Jeremy
11/28/2017, 4:40 PMaloof_ruf
11/28/2017, 4:59 PMbackend-api-subscriptions-websocket
and backend-api-simple-subscriptions
, and feel like I understand what they are accomplishing from a high-level perspective. There's just a few things I'd like to ask:
1. When there is mention of a "queue", is this a RabbitMQ queue? An SQS queue? Something else?
2. Is the websocket connection with a client maintained/managed solely by backend-api-subscriptions-websocket
?
3. What's the websocket library used? The Scala Play framework's websocket library?kaihuang724
11/28/2017, 5:20 PMManu
11/28/2017, 6:54 PMManu
11/28/2017, 6:58 PMJames
11/28/2017, 7:44 PMbackend-*
?) or to multiple instance of a graphcool server running?
(ie: many docker containers for local development)matty
11/28/2017, 10:56 PMfromPromise
to work with apollo link?matty
11/28/2017, 10:56 PMmatty
11/28/2017, 11:01 PMmakePromise
is??matty
11/28/2017, 11:01 PMmatty
11/28/2017, 11:27 PMBilal K
11/28/2017, 11:39 PMMenegazzi
11/29/2017, 12:08 AMbnilsen
11/29/2017, 2:55 AMiki
11/29/2017, 10:01 AMqsys
11/29/2017, 10:43 AMrein
11/29/2017, 2:37 PMqsys
11/29/2017, 4:11 PMrhishikeshj
11/29/2017, 4:33 PM@model
types defined in the schema ? Context is that I need to create a script which can delete all the records for all model types which will bring my local deployment back to a clean state. Otherwise is there a way in which this can be done which I dont know about ?rhishikeshj
11/29/2017, 4:35 PMtypes.graphql
file and pick the types as strings and then construct the delete queriesrhishikeshj
11/29/2017, 4:35 PMsteveb
11/29/2017, 4:53 PMJames
11/29/2017, 5:03 PM