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    if I've a list of things connected to User in one-to-many relationship, and the user can edit their profile and edit, add or remove from this list, is there a single-transaction way to update the User on the backend once they save, or no? must be done in multiple mutations?
  • m
    oh man - permissions are definitely not simple to debug
  • m
    if a user has access to edit a User, and create a related Type, should that be enough, or do they need the Connect permission also?
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  • m
    is there a way to deploy only permissions i.e. if none of the functions have changed... currently waiting on each deploy between 30-60 seconds for the functions
  • m
    and im struggling a lot to get a grasp on permission queries, so I'm having to re-deploy frequently
  • m
    also unable to get the right schema returning from https://api.graph.cool/simple/v1/__SERVICE_ID__/permissions
  • m
    it returns the Simple API schema, not the permissions query schema
  • m
    🤯
  • m
    where did the Export Data button go for projects not yet ejected?
  • m
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    query permitCreatePost($user_id: ID!, $node_userId: ID!) {
  SomeUserExists(filter: {
    AND: [{
      id: $user_id
    }, {
      id: $node_userId
    }]
  })
}
  • m
    any ideas why $node_userId is not a parameter?
  • m
    how can I ensure the Post being created, can only be created if being connected to the currently authenticated user?
  • m
    I know I could allow Post.create for all authenticated users, this would be an improvement on having no permissions however, this would still allow authenticated users to create Posts, while passing in the 
    userId
    for a different user
  • m
    ah, I see that I have to use $input_userId
  • m
  • m
    Hii, someone know how make a subscription on a child it's my subscription
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    export const TABLE_EVENT_SUBSCRIPTION = gql `
subscription Score($id: ID!){
    Score(
        filter: {
        mutation_in: [CREATED],
        node: {
            event_some: {id: $id}
        }
    }
    ) {
        node{
            score
            event{
                id
            }
            implementation{
                id
            }
            comment
            id
            meeting{
                author{
                    name
                }
            }
        }
    }
}
`
    it's my query based on parent (Event) i want to subscription on Score child of implementations
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    export const TABLE_EVENT_QUERY = gql `
query Event($id: ID!){
    Event(id : $id){
        courseName
        students{
            name
            implementations(filter: {events_every: {id: $id}}) {
                id
                project{
                    name
                }
                scores {
                    id
                    score
                    comment
                    meeting{
                        author{
                            name
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
}
`
  • e
    Hi, there is no cascade delete of related nodes right? so I need to add isDeleted:boolean to objects?
  • e
    what is wrong with my ALL_NODES_QUERY and to deleted Subscription( updated the isDeleted field)
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    subscription { Link(filter: { mutation_in: [UPDATED] updatedFields_contains_some: ["isDeleted"] }) { node { id title url description category createdAt updatedAt tags{ id name } postedBy { id name } offers{ id amount offerdescription offerBy{ id name position } } votes { id user { id } } } updatedFields previousValues{ title description url category } } }
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    query AllLinksQuery($first: Int, $skip: Int, $orderBy: LinkOrderBy) { allLinks (first: $first, skip: $skip, orderBy: $orderBy) { id title updatedAt createdAt url description category postedBy { id name position } votes { id user { id } } offers{ id amount offerdescription offerBy{ id name position } } tags{ id name } } _allLinksMeta { count } }
  • s
    Hey folks, I’m working on my first server-side subscription function. Is it possible for me to request a relation to the node I’m working with from within the function? Or should I have something like this as my subscription query?
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    subscription {
  InstagramMedia(filter: {
    mutation_in: [CREATED]
  }) {
    updatedFields
    node {
      id
      instagramAccount {
        user {
          instagramToken
        }
      }
    }
  }
}
  • l
    Hey, can someone point me to a place where I can read more about what context object is in resolvers, about it’s structure and function?
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  • k
    Hey guys. Why does it take minimum 1-2 min. to build functions? The feedback process is very slow when you have to wait that much to know if you have an error in your config.
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  • k
    Is there maybe a way to just build the functions without deploying, just to see if there is an error or not?
  • k
    Also if anyone has an idea about fixing “GraphQL error: No CONNECT permissions” that would be great.
  • l
    I discovered weird behaviour (bug?). when creating user with given schema
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    type User {
  id: ID! @unique
  createdAt: DateTime!
  updatedAt: DateTime!
  
  email: String @unique
  password: String
  facebookUserId: String @unique
  firstName: String
  lastName: String
  accounts: [Account!]! @relation(name: "UsersAccount")
}
    sometimes I receive error: 
    Error: GraphQL error: A unique constraint would be violated on User. Details: Field name = email
    even though given email address doesn’t exist in database. What’s more interesting, user is created! So I receive error, then I’m quering to display all the users and see the user was created. What is going on?
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  • m
    Hi all, i try to make my 1st subscription but i'm blocked because i try to update a child element. I want to update student meetings in this query structure
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    query allEvents($id: ID) {
        allEvents(filter: {id: $id}){
            id
            courseName
            academicYear
            students{
                id
                name
                email
                implementations(filter: {events_some: {id: $id}}){
                    id
                    project{
                        id
                        name
                    }
                }
                meetings(filter: {event: {id: $id}}) {
                    id
                    author{
                        id
                        name
                    }
                }
            }
       }
  }
  • e
    Hi All, I have a Link ,Offer and Comment Model. A link has many offers, and each offer has many comments. I added isDeleted:boolean to the three. however how do I filter Offers and Comments that are deleted? type Link @model { offers: [Offer!]! @relation(name: "LinksOffer") ... } type Offer @model { id: ID! @isUnique comments: [Comment!]! @relation(name: "OfferComments") ... }
  • e
    I can filter links that are deleted. But how can I filter and subscribe to the link's offers, and the offer's comments that are deleted? Thanks const ALL_LINKS_QUERY = gql` query AllLinksQuery{ allLinks (filter{isDeletedfalse}){ id .... '
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