Prisma

I think it’s an issue with CloudFront at times with content pushes.

Thanks for your feedback :slightly_smiling_face:

Josh, The beauty of GraphQL is it can only be done in a specific way, but you can create resolvers to create better queries for various use cases

Gotcha. I'll read up on those once the page comes back.

OK, will try later, tank you <@U5Z3J64MS>

Let’s use threads guys :slightly_smiling_face:

Does anyone else have issues adding data?

is it possible to define multiple types: files in graphcool.yml?

Hi <@U8AMFTZL5>, have a look at this <https://github.com/graphcool/framework/issues/774>, might help you

Thanks, found out that i had to update to latest version of graphcool cli that was released 8 days ago(0.10.1) :smile: now it works like a charm :slightly_smiling_face:

Hey everyone, I'm implementing AccessGroups in my API but i'm finding that creating an `AccessGroup` Type with all my `Types` as a `field` is not scalable or rather cumbersome. Is there any resources you can share with me about the topic? (i'm refering to the subject of this tutorial @ :graphcool:  <https://docs-next.graph.cool/docs/tutorials/auth/authorization-for-a-cms-miesho4goo>)

say i query a certain number of properties from a type

i.e. I want the release date of a book and the title

I want a new property, say the number of pages, from the same type

will apollo automatically combine those two requests into one piece of data?

meaning, in apollo, will there always only be one "book" type, even if i make separate requests for it at different times, asking for different properties from it?

Apollo will by default try to combine multiple requests into one.

So, yes, if two pieces render at the same time there will probably be only one call happening. Still, Apollo will use `cache` very well and reuse any data already acquired.

do you suspect that graphql reduces the number of calls being made by an app overall?

That's highly dependant of your app, and your implementation

could you describe a typical use case where this is most significant?

is this merely when you're pulling data from multiple sources? or are there other ways that graphql helps reduce calls?

<http://facebook.github.io/relay/docs/en/thinking-in-graphql.html>

Can someone help me out. I'm trying to connect my graphcool relay api with a react app but i get this error
`Failed to compile.

Error in ./src/index.js
Module build failed: Error: No valid GraphQL endpoint: <https://api.graph.cool/relay/v1/ciyn8rxsl3bs201324sbzf0hx>
    at Array.map (native)
 @ multi main`

yes it is. Any help would greatly be appreciated.

<https://github.com/itimirichard/tictacturing-instructional.git>

Doesn’t look like you have any config set up for Relay

Use this as a reference: <https://github.com/relayjs/relay-examples/blob/master/todo/js/app.js>

Was there any resolution to renaming Enums / migration values?

Hey guys I was wondering if its possible to apply business logic on a garphql query

I would assume that you would you use a function but I'm not clear on where to go from there and whether or not its even possible

Hey <@U85JXGELU>, depending on what you want to achieve you can either use Resolvers, Functions and hooks as seen here <https://docs-next.graph.cool/docs/reference/functions/overview-aiw4aimie9>

<@U7RETBQ0G> right i looked at that specifically i want to apply a custom rule on resources such that when a user queries and endpoint and request that resource only the resources that satify the given rules will be returned. Can i do this with a subscription im not too clear on how that works

Maybe what you need to look for is Authorization. In Graphcool there are permission queries that are run before any query or mutation on your API, you can check whether the user is authenticated, has certain role and so on. <https://docs-next.graph.cool/docs/reference/auth/authorization/overview-iegoo0heez>

Quoting from the page above: 

&gt;&gt;&gt;In general, permissions follow a whitelist approach:
- No operation is permitted unless explicitely allowed
- A permission cannot be nullified by other permissions

<@U7RETBQ0G> I think this doesn't really solve my issue since the rules I have to deal with are more general and can be a relation of multiple resources. An example would be for a resource like Program I want that resource to show up in a user query only if another set of Programs are completed. The way i was thinking of implementing it was storing JSON blobs and using a rules engine to parse it when the query is made

hey peoples! really excited to begin learning graphcool.

is there documentation for what filters u can have on a subscription query for a subscription function?