Has somebody experienced that, given it’s an example app, fresh, not a single change in the code, launched for the second time?

hi @rishat can you go to network tab and copy the query and variables?

If we have that we can fix it a lot easier

🙂

It can be found at the very bottom in the Header’s tab

I believe I can fix it myself, just curious is it somewhat I should have expected. 🙂

The tab though:

you’ll have to scroll to the very bottom

double click on query

🙂

and then copy the text in here

our backend Guru @sorenbs will help you out 😉

at your service bowtie

Sorry for the inconvenience 😞

Thanks for reporting this rishat! It was indeed an issue on our end. Once the fix has been verified it will be rolled out to your project in the next 30 minutes or so.

I took a pause, and now it just works.

I mean, thank you for having fixed that 500 issue. 🙂

My pleasure 😄 Let us know if you run into anything else!

Sure, will do 👍

Perfect - also, if you have any questions around GraphQL in general or how to set something up in graph.cool. Happy to help

Oh, I got a question, actually. Do you recommend storing “big assets” (PNG images of unpredictable size) in a separate object storage, like S3, or is it okay to store in Graph.cool as well?

Very good question @rishat! We're currently working on an integrated file handling solution for Graphcool. So this feature will be baked in by the end of this week.

Yeah, I'm quite excited for that feature. Size limits for scalar fields are documented in the reference at https://docs.graph.cool/reference/platform#scalar-types if you are curious. Too small for PNGs 🙂

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@nilan thanks for the react-native example

@johann sure! let me know how it goes

I was thinking two thoughts... 1) this is a long shot since each model probably has its own id set: is there a query call for all models? // query { model(id:XXXXXXX){