Custom Lambda does not work anymore!

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Hi,

I have created custom lambda which recently did work. For some reason the lambda did stop working. For testing purposes I have created a slimmer version of it, which does not work as well!

Here’s the lambda

export const createTest = async ({ args, graphql, authHeader }) => {
  const test = await graphql(
    `
      mutation add {
        addTest(input: { name: "hello world" }) {
	  numUids
	}
      }
    `
  ); 

  return { result: JSON.stringify(test) }
}

The type Test is simply:

type Test {
  id: ID!
  name: String
}

I have tested the mutation on the cloud which works as intended. Unfortunately the exact same mutation in the lambda does not work. I know that the mutation is getting executed - I have tested to submit an Integer instead of a String for name - here I receive an error message that the field has the wrong type. If the name is a string as above then I get the result data.addTest: { null }.

Usually this means that something with the access is off but I have set all fields and the lambda to *publicly queryable".

Is there a cache or something I can clear? This is driving me mad, I’ve already spent 2 days on this issue!

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UPDATE

I’m pretty sure now that this problem is auth related! I have run several tests and if I run the addTest mutation directly from the frontend, it works!

I have checked the permissions again (createTest and test is set to publicly queryable), I guess something is stuck here…

Any help, this is quite important?

3

Hi Florian,

There was an error in the above line. You would need to change test to results.data to get the mutation to work.

4

I just wanted to close this issue. Thank’s to @anand’s help I was able to debug my entire Application. Since I am using Relay and Relay Network Modern, I found out that relay was doing some weird requests without a valid API token a split second before the “real request” started. This has caused Dgraph to decline the mutation.

So all my bad!

Sorry and thanks for the help! :raised_hands: