Someone have any idea what could cause a

Deployment '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 function

hello guys. can someone help me on this? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47520297/how-do-one-gets-access-to-the-mysql-db-created-by-graphcool-cli-deploy

hi guys has anyone used this with graphcool https://github.com/neo4j-graphql/graphql-cli-load

Hi folks! I have a question about Graphcool’s server-side implementation of subscriptions. From what I can see every subscription is managed by nested, project-specific and model-specific managers (e.g.

SubscriptionManagerForModel

). 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?

is it possible yet to make a unique combination of fields?

Hi all, I've been getting "Insufficient permissions" trying to run queries from a server-side subscription function using graph.cool today. I'm using a permanent access token that I believe provides admin-level access... any ideas?

Hello, I am trying to make a query that'll require an

ADMIN

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.

do i need a paid subscription in order to write a cloud function?

I'm peeking at the following two services,

backend-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?

Is there an updated template for Payments? Either Stripe or Square would work. All the templates I see for payments are outdated

👋

Hi Im pretty new to the GraphQL and Graphcool-party, but so far I’m enjoying it a lot! I’m sure this has been asked and discussed multiple time, but I couldn’t find any resources yet: What about http/2 support in graphcool including h2 push. Can anybody point me to some relevant resources? Thanx!!!!

Hello! I've seen "Graphcool cluster" referenced a few times. Does that refer to all of the services (eg

backend-*

?) or to multiple instance of a graphcool server running? (ie: many docker containers for local development)

anyone having issues getting

fromPromise

to work with apollo link?

the promise resolves fine, so I'm not sure why the data is not being passed to observer.next

oh... its not exported... only

makePromise

is??

and then any errors in a link Request method are swallowed

...and I'm in the wrong room 😳

Hey. I'm trying updateOrCreate/upsert, depending on whether I have the id. But I can't find any documentation on how to do that.

What is the difference between Graphcool and AWS AppSync?

Can anyone point to a resource / example for implementing a 'Like' system? Curious how I should store the data

Hi all! Is there any way to revert to older version of schema, if I accidentally removed some models?

Just wondering three things: 1. https://github.com/graphcool/framework/issues/137 ? 2. are there any payment plans for non-profit organizations? 3. are there any possibilities between 'project' ($9/mo) and 'startup' ($49/mo)?

for those of you who work with algolia integration, is there a way to hide parts of the search results? Lets say I have a user that is blocked by another user, is it possible to make sure that he does not show up in the search results?

ok, so apparently there's a new pricing - it's been a while since I checked on graphcool. There seems to be a new dashboard/console as well... but when I login and open the console, it still shows an old console. What's happening exactly? (It's a bit confusing: the console shown in https://www.graph.cool/cloud/ has the menu items 'Dashboard', 'Data browser', 'Playground', 'GraphQL Schema' and 'Logs'. My dashboard has the menu items: 'Schema', 'Data', 'Permissions', 'Integrations' and 'Functions')

Is there a way to run a query in the playground and get all the

@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 ?

One dumb way would be to actually parse my

types.graphql

file and pick the types as strings and then construct the delete queries

but if there is a simpler option, i would love to know/explore

I'm on the free tier of graph.cool using the framework, and I notice that the duration of my requests can be all over the place, anywhere from 100ms to 5000ms for the same request. I assume this is because of the free tier?

@steveb Is that for the same request (or at least same size of request)?