Theo Gravity

@carrotcn you got it! As stated before, definitely not for the faint of heart. Also concerned about running this as a public service as you could risk the acct you're...

@carrotcn My guess is that they create multiple dedicated account for this purposely, which probably uses a shared nintendo switch online family account. The island name and host name is...

> @carrotcn As far as I've understood from one of the devs behind that website, they have "special connections" that make it possible. My interpretation of that statement is that...

> @theogravity I'm not talking about the statement on the website itself. I spoke with one of the devs and while they could not give me any real information because...

If anyone wants to know how to do this, you can actually create your own plugin easily using `makeAddPgTableConditionPlugin` from 'graphile-utils': https://www.graphile.org/postgraphile/make-add-pg-table-condition-plugin/ ``` import { makeAddPgTableConditionPlugin } from 'graphile-utils' const...

@luma 's commit in his fork seems to be what I'm looking for - is it possible to include that in mainline?

No need for a bastion and the issues that come with it such as managing ssh keys. Use the AWS Session Manager instead: https://medium.com/@dnorth98/hello-aws-session-manager-farewell-ssh-7fdfa4134696

That's the endpoint, though. dynamodb local will store internal tables by the region name

`mutationWithClientMutationId` is creating the intermediate type on `mergeActivity` called `mergeActivityPayload` using the `outputFields` data, which looks like this: ```js const mergeActivityPayloadType = new GraphQLObjectType({ name: 'mergeActivityPayload', fields: { activity: {...

Ok, figured it out. The trick is to not populate your output data in any way. This causes the graphQL framework to go directly to that type's resolver instead to...