Nilan Marktanner
Nilan Marktanner
I assume @kbrandwijk is talking about an approach similar to this one: https://www.graph.cool/forum/t/schema-building-with-different-user-types/272/2?u=nilan
Can `allUsers(filter: {vehicle: {horsePower: 42}}) {...}` return bikes?
So, how does the `VehicleFilter` look like? ``` type VehicleFilter { id: ID # plus variants like id_contains ... horsePower: Int color: String } ``` What about this: ``` interface...
> Also, ID is currently implemented as string, so you will need to be able to specify validation on your model (there is another FR for that I think?), otherwise...
Quick update with a pretty good workaround for the "id" case. With the query and mutation capabilities of Prisma (mainly the unique where selector), you can actually add a `myId:...
Thanks for bringing this up, @adamjking3. This behaviour stems from the fact that the two pairs of two fields for two relations between the same types cannot be associated to...
Hey @SebaBoler and @iamgmd, thanks a lot for your interest in the MS SQL connector 🙂 I would love to hear your thoughts on specific use cases you'd like to...
Thanks a lot for your feedback everyone 🙂 If you have any thoughts in the spirit of what I mentioned above, I'd be happy to hear it! If you want...
Relations don't have a defined order, so `pop` and `push` are undefined.
What does `emails: [String!]! @isUnique` mean in your suggestion? * the _list_ (set of elements + order) is unique. Meaning, there are no two users with emails `["a", "b"]`, but...