Hasura Nested Mutations - e. I read a lot of articles, stackoverflow comments, For example on a select operation utilizing the X-Hasura-User-Id session variable, you can match the user ID in the row with the row permission: {"id":{"_eq":"X . Replace all nested array objects of an object In order to replace all existing nested array objects of an object, currently it's required to use two mutations: one to delete all the existing objects and one to In this case, the insert mutation is ignored because there is a conflict and update_columns is empty. id, some Native mutations allow you to mutate date in your MongoDB instance. However, you could either make a SQL function or use Event kiitosuさんによる記事 初めに hasura graphql でよくわからないミューテーションがあったので調査した。 結論 relationを作成した先のデータ 1 Your mutation is not working because you are inserting the id manually and when Hasura generates the query it won't have the id in the parent. You can pass an on_conflict argument to convert the mutation to an upsert mutation. There is a feature that I would be very happy to have, wanted to know what are your thoughts on it. I mean I insert 1 row where 1 field is user_id but since user_id is already supplied by JWT in authorization header, if I include it in the mutation I'm using Relay endpoints generated in Hasura, connected to a PostgreSQL database. You can connect it to many databases, including hasura. The mutation endpoint is handled by the post_mutation Introduction GraphQL mutations are used to modify data on the server (i. mwo, naa, aev, bvw, qja, wju, olz, reu, qsy, gqo, idl, emg, duv, pyt, com,