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brad-decker avatar brad-decker commented on August 24, 2024 1

As a temporary solution i just used the before filter on the connection to remove duplicate values from attributes:

  const viewerPostsConnection = sequelizeConnection({
    name: 'viewerPosts',
    nodeType: postType,
    target: Post,
    before: (options) => {
      options.attributes = _.uniq(options.attributes);
      return options;
    },
    orderBy: new GraphQLEnumType({
      name: 'viewerPostsOrderBy',
      values: {
        AGE: {value: ['createdAt', 'DESC']}
      }
    }),
    where: whereFn,
    connectionFields: {
      total: {
        type: GraphQLInt,
        resolve: ({where}) => Post.count({where})
      }
    }
  });

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mickhansen avatar mickhansen commented on August 24, 2024

Selecting an attribute twice should not result in an ambigious error i believe.
Edit (i should read the whole post): the sort column will be injected into attributes, but your default sort is id so not quite sure what's happening here.

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mickhansen avatar mickhansen commented on August 24, 2024

If you remove the second createdAt and run the query manually does it work?

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brad-decker avatar brad-decker commented on August 24, 2024

Yeah if i remove the second reference it works.

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brad-decker avatar brad-decker commented on August 24, 2024

It does however return two columns of 'createdAt'...
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mickhansen avatar mickhansen commented on August 24, 2024

Odd, i do believe we apply unique to attributes but something might be missing somewhere.

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brad-decker avatar brad-decker commented on August 24, 2024

So before i removed the order by createdAt at the end of the query. i just realized that in this portion:

FROM (
    SELECT "Post"."id", "Post"."wordpressId", "Post"."wpUpdatedAt", "Post"."pageTitle", "Post"."slug",
    "Post"."description", "Post"."metatags", "Post"."title", "Post"."content", "Post"."publish", "Post"."status",
    "Post"."createdAt", "Post"."updatedAt", "Post"."featuredPostImageId", "Post"."authorId",
    "Post"."createdAt", COUNT(*) OVER() AS "full_count"
     FROM "Posts" AS "Post"
     ORDER BY "Post"."id" ASC 
     LIMIT 3
)

Its asking for the field twice. removed one of those and it worked equally as well.

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