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Trey Stout
Trey Stout

Reputation: 6911

How do I define a hasura gql mutation that has an argument type defined in another schema?

Here is my GQL... (note the variable $rrule)

mutation CREATE(
  $title: String!,
  $description: String!,
  $duration: interval!,
  $photo_url: String,
  $rrule: String!,
  $venue_id: Int!
) {
  result:insert_event_templates_one(
    object: {
      title: $title,
      description: $description,
      duration: $duration,
      photo_url: $photo_url,
      rrule: $rrule,
      venue_id: $venue_id
    }      
  ) {
    id
  }
}

rrule is a custom column type in another schema: _rrule It can an implicit cast defined as follows:

CREATE CAST (TEXT AS _rrule.RRULE)
  WITH FUNCTION _rrule.rrule(TEXT)
  AS IMPLICIT;

How do I define my mutation to reference that cast? Right now when I run this mutation I get the following error:

variable rrule of type String! is used in position expecting rrule

So Hasura seems to know the underlying column type, but can't use its implicit cast?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 235

Answers (1)

Daniel Rearden
Daniel Rearden

Reputation: 84727

The error does not have anything to do with the underlying datasource. The argument where the $rrule variable is being used accepts a GraphQL type named rrule. A variable can only be passed to an argument if its type matches. So the type of $rrule must be the same as the type of the argument rrule -- that is, it's type should also be rrule.

mutation CREATE(
  $rrule: rrule!
  ...
) {
...
}

Upvotes: 1

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