Luke Cawood

Not sure I follow? Each subscription represents a single connection/goroutine. If we look at the relevant generated code in the chat example we can see it blocking and waiting for...

Right - I guess I'm assuming that `*Message` is created in `ec.resolvers.Subscription().MessageAdded(rctx, args["roomName"].(string))` - say via a db lookup or grpc stream etc, but I guess it's possible it could...

The killer feature here would be if AppSync could act as a federation gateway, removing the need to run Apollo server 👌

I think this branch is an attempt to do that too? I've not had the time to try it out though. If you've got some time to look at it,...

Upon [further reading](https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/beanstalk-talk/Iy0MrFvr4w8) I'm _less_ clear on how DEADLINE_SOON is meant to operate :confused:

Seems fair enough, prefix matching would solve my problem :+1:

We could - do you think it would be necessary?

We discussed something similar - it's not exactly _simpler_ than providing opt-in exit code behaviour, but it will get the job done. :+1:

Also worth noting: codegen tools like gqlgen and protobuf are often comprised of a generator command and a runtime, both of which typically need to be versioned in lock-step. This...

There is now the ability to masquerade as a user, does that work for you?