Rachel Green

Create mutations with custom objects

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How exactly do I create a mutation with custom objects? For example, I have the following mutation: ``` Query = Vsa::Client.parse

It appears that, when configuring the client, I always need to pass in a header function for `GraphQL::Client::HTTP.new`, even if it ends up being something like this: ``` def headers(_context)...

So, I made an error with my configuration of the gem and ended up with this: ``` HTTP = GraphQL::Client::HTTP.new("#{ENV.fetch('EXELON_HOST')}/graphql") do def headers(context) end end ``` But, when running a...

Updates Rails to 5.2.8.1 for the latest security patches In your PR did you: - [ ] Include a description of the changes? - [ ] Mention the issue the...

Update the conversation show view and the messages partial to pass the receipt as a collection to the partial from the show view.

Update the comments index view and partial to render the comments using a collection passed to the partial. Note that this will most likely require moving the top-most `div` and...

In the cases index page, render the rows of the recently updated cases table using partials and collections.

In `app/views/cases/history.html.erb`, render the list items using a partial and collection.

In `app/views/cases/followers.html.erb`, render the followers using partials and collections. Note that the followers should be items in an unordered list.

In the agencies index view, render the table rows using a partial and collection.