Tim Moses

You may be able to use the plugin I was referring for directly adding the `s`. Actually, the `mn` should imply many so an `s` isn't needed. People have their...

Yep, you've hit a known bug. I suppose I would need to first search the same schema then if the type isn't found start searching any others available. That or...

I personally never implemented this b/c I would of had to build a custom input type to return multiple rows vs. the already written one from an internal postgraphile plugin...

Right, but as long as the query is within the mutation you'll get the additional created ids then you could then diff the two sets to get the changed ids....

Interesting. This is definitely possible, and something I originally did not think of since I don't have different permissions across different columns in the same table. Currently for creates and...

@wc-matteo Can you provide an example of where that happens? The updated values should only be the one's that have been updated based off the provided key. You can check...

Gotcha. I suppose I can add this as an option. if I add changed I'm sure someone will also want the unchanged, so I'll add that as well. Thanks for...

Good thoughts. I've been meaning to add more options in that help real world scenarios. I'll add this feature in the next release. Let me know if you have any...

Hmm, I'll probably just return a tuple and let anyone name them how they want.

Gotcha, def makes sense. Another idea I had was to return functions vs. values so your second `after` would be like: ``` deleted(({ index }) => state.splice(index, 1)); updated(({ value,...