Hi, I'm having an issue with the User Authentication example. I couldn't run the example as it is now, but when trying to reproduce in my code, after signing in, the user is not updated unless and refresh the all app. I used fetchPolicy 'network-only' to replace the forceFetch but still not working. Another way I made it work is to refetch the user like this

this.props.data.refetch()

Any ideas what could be the problem?

@tafelito would love to review a PR if you can dig deeper on this one 🙂

yeah I could try updating the example to use apollo 1.0 and rrv4 that is what I'm actually using now

yea that would be super helpful!

yeah I've checked it out already but no luck

yea go ahead 👍

the weird thing is, I'm not having the same issue there than I have on my app

do you use Auth0 in your app?

I enabled both, but I'm only using email for now

hm then I'm out of ideas.

but I'm using the example against the same endpoint

well it's a problem with the React Router setup, or with the user query. This problem should be independent from the endpoint itself 🙂

even after I used dataIdFromObject: o => o.id on the apollo client

yea, this needs to be handled using

updateQueries

or

update

yeah I guess is a problem with the RR, my app is a little different tahn the example

update

seems to be the recommended approach since Apollo 1, but I did not have the chance to look into that yet

ok I see, yeah I didn't experience with that either

that's great 🙂

done

did you use prettier for that?

I do

does it use

.eslintrc.json

as config file?

yes it uses that, but the project does not have any, that's why

alright let me create one

let me use that one and commit agin

ok thanks!

there

hm I can still see the semicolons

I usually use airbnb's

ok thanks for the PR I'll review in the coming days 🙂 appreciate it!

np

thanks will have a look tomorrow 🙂

@nilan I was reading a little bit more about updates after mutation and there is a little bit of confusion in the guides. The API reference guide mention the update and updateQueries or refetchQueries while the Usage guide does not mention the update option at all. They even recommend using the refetchQueries for simpler cases while using updateQueries or the Query reducer for a more realistic scenario. They are using updateQueries in their GitHunt example. I guess that's the way to go

again, the most recent recommendation is to prefer

update

over

updateQueries

. That's what I heard at least 😉

ok I guess they'll probably update the docs soon.I'm gonna create an issue on their repo and see what they say. thanks!

great! Thanks for the digging 🙂