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Posted by vzool:
Hi, I’m walking through dGraph tour and the tour said that I should run the command in the Alter console command, which is not exists in the final release. Where can I found it?
Thanks
Moved from GitHub ratel/143
Posted by vzool:
Hi, I’m walking through dGraph tour and the tour said that I should run the command in the Alter console command, which is not exists in the final release. Where can I found it?
Thanks
shekarm commented :
The Run button is on the top right corner.
vzool commented :
No, old version contains: Query, Alter & Mutate. But, in latest version the Mutate option has been disappeared.
shekarm commented :
The mutate option is right there. You mean the ‘Alter’ option has disappeared?
shekarm commented :
Ok, I will assign this to one of our engineers.
vzool commented :
Okey, here is the version information:
Built at 2019-11-15T14:24:47.307Z
Commit: 919e808
Commit Info: 919e808 Fri Nov 15 16:22:11 2019 +0200 (HEAD -> master, origin/master, origin/HEAD)
shekarm commented :
Thank you. I have asked one of our engineers to take a look at. We should get back to you soon.
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Okey, here is the version information:
Built at 2019-11-15T14:24:47.307Z
Commit: 919e808
Commit Info: 919e808 Fri Nov 15 16:22:11 2019 +0200 (HEAD → master, origin/master, origin/HEAD)
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paulftw commented :
@vzool Alter tab was deprecated when Schema tab was introduced.
You can get the same behavior as Alter if you go to Schema > Bulk Edit.
Typing or pasting alter commands there and clicking Apply actually uses /alter endpoint.
I will file a bug against Dgraph Tour repo to update the instructions.
Closing this one as working as expected.
cc @shekarm