David Barroso

Thx for reporting, we will take a look ASAP.

I guess you could check how we do it in our dashboard: https://github.com/nhost/nhost/blob/main/dashboard/graphql.config.yaml https://github.com/nhost/nhost/blob/main/dashboard/package.json#L13 We also wrote a blog post about this topic some time ago: https://nhost.io/blog/graphql-code-generator-maximizing-graphql-development-typescript Hopefully this sets...

While I understand we don't provide a tutorial using the SDK, you can find the JS/TS SDK reference documentation here: https://docs.nhost.io/reference/overview#client-libraries For instance: https://docs.nhost.io/reference/javascript/auth/change-email And you can find the API...

No updates, work to officially support react-native (which we don't right now) is scheduled to start this month (hopefully next week, we just need to finish something else first).

This looks like an issue somwhere else. Can you try the following graphql query in the console? ```graphql { users(limit: 1) { roles { __typename } } } ```

If that query doesn't work it means there is something wrong in your project. Are you self-hosting, using the CLI or are you using a project in our cloud?

Yes, that means your project is broken as it's missing tables and/or relationships that should be there. Are you self-hosting, using the CLI or are you using a project in...

If you can I'd suggest starting over, your project seems to be in a strange state and a clean start is certainly going to be the faster path.

thanks for reporting this issue. While we fix this you can workaround the issue by editting the `relationships` for the table `transactions` in the hasura console:

Thinking about this issue you should be able to fix it yourself very quickly. You can basically change the email [template](https://docs.nhost.io/authentication/email-templates) to make sure the link points to your own...