Karl-Edward F. P. Jean-Mehu

Yes, The file exists. I had checked it out and its there. Here is the complete output. I'm thinking maybe the incorrect file was compiled in the lib ? ```...

Yes, I've tried several times. Although I am using Yarn I even switching to NPM but the issue persists. I've also tried Node v14-18 to no avail.

@Sceat, you forgot the operation name in your request. The variables should also be separated by commas. The request should be: ```js const query = gql` mutation register($firstName: String, $email:...

@johannesmutter It works just fine for me.

Same issue. Bump!

I had initially solved this by using only one query, `findMany` without `cursor` or `take`. After grabbing the length of the request, I did the cursor and take and etc...

Of course it is @afulkersonApollo but less painful to use rather than juggling with each one and implementing `cursor` and `take` logic yourself. I find it a lot more simple...

@johannesschobel. Allow me to clarify. My initial solution did in fact use a single query using `findMany` method with a query minus the `cursor`, `orderBy', and `take` fields. Here is...

@johannesschobel. Actually, no. Since I'm leaving out limit, skip and etc from the query, it does not affect `count`. All of those options are handled with the helper functions I...

I know there are existing solutions to this but I've created simple to use NPM package called [graphql-connection-helper](https://www.npmjs.com/package/graphql-connection-helper). You simply provide the results for you model requests and it spits...