Oliver Hine

Same for me too, using Clojure 1.9.0. I think specviz doesn't understand `s/keys` anymore?

Hi @ptaoussanis, It was a .NET server. In this case, because I work with the app owner, he was able to put in a workaround. I agree you don't really...

Hi @urzds The code you link to is specifically for "general" errors, not errors relating to specific queries. I don't know when these might happen, I've not seen them using...

Hi, There exists the concept of cancelling subscriptions. Subscriptions are given an id (for the purposes of cancellation) so I think a similar mechanism could work for queries. I think...

Note that the query will almost certainly have been received on the server so the effect would really be to ignore the response which could be achieved without actually cancelling...

Hi, The 'cancel-query' could be implemented so I'm happy to keep this open for that, if it would be any use?

Hi, I implemented this a while ago but haven't gotten around to writing the docs yet, however it is quite straightforward, see https://github.com/oliyh/re-graph/commit/81e877f8f0b3fffbe84448caa60e273764c42e65 - you need to give your queries...

Hi, Thanks for the compilation fix, I have integrated that into master now. I think we may need a test harness with either a real GraphQL server or by seeing...

And also on clojars `0.1.12-SNAPSHOT`

Hi, The lesson is tied to the lifecycle of the component it belongs to, so if that component is unmounted the lesson should disappear. Are you not finding that?