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Only see Queries not mutations
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I have tried Apollo Server and Graphql-Mesh both working with Postgraphile and neither shows mutations only queries. I am currently connected via my local postgres database and the other is connected to my supabase instance. Any idea that can help on why mutations doesn’t show?
I’ve visited here: https://www.graphile.org/postgraphile/crud-mutations/#if-mutations-dont-show-up but none of these reasons match my use case.
Additional context
I am the primary and only user for my database(s) and have all permissions to read and write to them. Using Supabase for my hosted instance and local postgres install and accessible via pgAdmin 4.
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- Created a year ago
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It turned out to be my ids that were linked to other tables that were causing the issue. After going through my database and unlinking my ids across the database, I was able to get my mutations to appear.
I do not know how to set envvars in Microsoft Terminal, but it seems what you’re doing isn’t working. Sorry, I don’t develop on Windows; perhaps try asking in the Discord: https://discord.gg/graphile