Ian H
Ian H
They are not. If you pass current_user as a local when rendering a top-level template, that current_user object is not available when you're rendering via template() inside the top-level one.
Sounds right to me.
Is there a global setting as well?
Would prefer something a little more semantic, like :include_blank_attributes
Sorry, last arg was from an object/collection standpoint.
So maybe you're right, as a start just add the include_blank => true and we can add options higher up the stack if a general control of objects is necessary.
Ah. I think that was the confusion. I really like how nextjs and other platforms have a `npm start` as a production server running against a build and `npm run...
Interestingly enough, if you run the filtered schema through `pruneSchema` twice, it corrects the dangling subscription type.
@kvz any thoughts on what I might be doing wrong? Would appreciate any help or insight you might have.
@zhenyulin did you end up solving this?