Roman Ivantsov
Roman Ivantsov
no, that's not possible currently with NGraphQL. I will look in the future if it can be accommodated, but I feel like this trick goes against basic rules of GraphQL...
Check if Subscriptions are enabled in server settings
ok, I did not try in Graphiql or other playgrounds (I will). But one thing for sure - the 'subscribe' request does NOT go through POST, it comes through established...
(prev post deleted, sorry for distraction) I do not see any way out of it, I think it remains runtime error, as it is now; it is not preventable by...
that's an overlook, looks like smart load does not cover the one-to-one links. You can try a workaround - after retrieving 'headers', collect Ids and make explicit query to read...
Good point. But adding a flag to do it automatically is not possible, since using this method inside GraphQL client would require referencing WebAssembly dll. So the proper way would...
can you pls add some details - when it happens? what query?
well, maybe - it relates to this grahiql error. But from error call stack, it looks purely js/client side thing
Hi, sorry for late response. I spent some time looking at this, and at signalR, websockets, etc, looked at actual traffic. And you know, you are right, SignalR is not...
sorry man, no time so far, so much stuff, work and other projects, will try to get to it