Shreyansh K Mehta

@Yogu Few doubts: - What is the `CustomHttpGraphQLClient? - Where would I write the code for decoding the JWT token? - Do I have to pass the client property for...

@Yogu I understand that above mentioned solution will add a header (in which token data will be available for other to use) to the original request but I still don't...

@Yogu Hey what if I am not using Typescript? > ```ts > class CustomGraphQLClient extends HttpGraphQLClient { > protected async getHeaders(document: DocumentNode, variables?: { [name: string]: any }, context?: any,...

I guess it works now, thanks @MichaelDeBoey. But I don't think the developer's API for dribbble would be of any help for that we will have to register a new...

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I tried the following and its working for me: ```js Model.upsert({ property1: 1, property2: "sadasd", property3: 32323 }, { conflictFields: ['property1', 'property2'] }) ```