Nico Schett

> Can you show me the syntax for this? ```ts import {app} from '@getcronit/pylon' export const graphql = { Query: { test: () => 'Hello, world!' } } export default...

> for #9 #9 is not just about configuring date based routes, but rather automatic backwards compatible versioning handled by Pylon. Related to #8. So for example when you release...

Hi @ShanonJackson. I just released a new feature that allows setting up the graphql routes manually. This is mainly used for dependency mocking during test, but is also the first...

This is a bit tricky to solve with resolver chains because for that you have to explicitly set / know the typename of the type. In Pylon, the schema is...

Are multiple separate sql calls an option? If so, you could do something like that: ```ts return users.map(async (person) => { return { ...person, details: { rank: async () =>...

Sure, that would be nice. I have just started to work on this. I will expose the info via the context for now. You have to implement the helper method...

@LowLifeArcade I will also create a new example that showcases this new feature and the helper methods from the blog. ```ts import { app } from '@getcronit/pylon' import { getResolvedFields...

My current workaround is to call: ```ts const {stdout} = await $`npx -p which which pylon-server` const binPath = stdout.toString().trim() ``` Strangely ```await $`npx -p which which pylon-server`.text()``` kills the...

Seems to work. I will report if it really works after I get the service running. My current problem is https://github.com/cloudflare/workers-sdk/issues/6402

@petebacondarwin When I use `experimental:nodejs_compat_v2` I cannot deploy when using `graphql-yoga`. `wrangler dev` works fine. ```ts import {createYoga} from 'graphql-yoga' console.log(createYoga) ``` Error: ``` Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of...