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A UUID is not an Int, so your Prisma schema of id Int @id @default(autoincrement()) does not make sense if you want to use a UUID. Same for your parseInt call. If you want to use a UUID, then you would need

After a lot of searching, I finally found my issue. We are using a mono repo, and had installed two different version of file-upload in two packages. When I changed the version, at both packages on the same version and the error is gone.

A temporary fix, until this issue is addressed by maintainers, is to copy this patch file into your repository, then modify your package.json to use the following:

"@nestjs/graphql": "patch:@nestjs/graphql@7.10.6#[YOUR/LOCAL/PATH]/graphql.patch"

I ran into this same issue with my project. I'm not sure about the origin, but I did see that apollo-server-fastify was updated to 3.0.0-lambda.0 about 5 days ago and to 3.0.0-preview.0 a few hours ago.

I tracked the possible fix down to the registerFastify method in @nestjs/graphql. The solution, I believe, is to call await apolloServer.start() on line 228 in lib/graphql.module.ts before the Apollo Server's createHandler() method is called. I opened an issue on the repository with more details, which you can follow until resolved.

I implemented the fix in the template repository I'm working on with yarn patch @nestjs/graphql. The repository is available on the dev-nx branch at troncali/nest-vue. The patch is located in ./.yarn/patches/@nestjs/graphql.patch.

I found the solution myself!

Graphql supports the use of adding relations by object id. So in the model you have to assign a type called something like authorid and then add a "ref" with the objectid type. see book.ts for example. See composer.ts for the addrelation example.

Book.ts:

Problem is with your cors middleware statement. It should be:

I had must used subccribe keyword for subs define. Thanks me. Subscription :{ userNotifications : withFilter( subccribe: ()=>pubSub.asyncIterator(NEW_NOTIFICATION_CREATE), (payload, variables)=>{ console.log("payload=>", payload); console.log("variables=>", variables); return true } )}}

I managed to make a working solution by using loadSchemaSync from @graphql-tools.

According to Node.js documentation (https://nodejs.org/api/fs.html#fs_fs_readfilesync_path_options), fs.readFileSync() returns a String or Buffer. From the schema, however, ask() returns an array of type Person which is an object. The result of fs.readFileSync() should be converted to object before returning:

As mentioned in the comments, the full page reload happens because the request to retrieve the JSON data for UserDetails page fails during a client-side transition.

Having the assetPrefix entry in your next.config.js, will have the following effect:

Next.js will automatically use your asset prefix for the JavaScript and CSS files it loads from the /_next/ path.

However, the asset prefix does not affect /_next/data/ requests from getServerSideProps when retrieving JSON data on the client, meaning these requests will 404, which in turn trigger the full page reload (as you are experiencing).

The solution is to use basePath instead of assetPrefix. This allows you to set a path prefix for the whole application, which includes the requests made by getServerSideProps to retrieve JSON data for the page.