Talking with @gajanan (or @gajanansc ) earlier today, He requested, I post a discuss topic summarizing a bunch of links for feature requests, current problems, ideas, suggestions, etc. The goal here is to be factual and technical. Oh and for those who may have not known before, @verneleem is also me
If I have to do all of the raw data filtering, manipulation, and analytics in a client outside of the database, then why have the database at all?
^ Sometimes it seems right now that we have 2 API languages and 0 DB languages with Dgraph.
If you havenāt yet, please see The State of Dgraphās GraphQL API Notion Document. I will reference many of the same topics from this document over again here to try to get a complete overview all in one place linking to many different subjects.
Missing @auth rule for post update state
I will explain my issue, but first let me tell you a quick overview.
I am creating a POC for a new project which has little bit similar functionality to the DevJokes Example repo here - graphql-sample-apps/dev-jokes at master Ā· dgraph-io/graphql-sample-apps Ā· GitHub
My Frontend is going to be connected to the Slash GraphQL directly and there is no server in-between.
to summarize, Users would be able to post stuff that needs to go through an Approval Process. this is present in the example linā¦
Continuing the discussion from Mutations - Graphql :
Is this still in development? I would like this to be in the auth directive itself and not stuck in a JS Hook. Right now I can prevent a user from adding content as another user with the add rules, but the user can add data as their own and then update it to belong to a different user. This is a security whole as we do not want to allow users updating data and removing them as the author and assigning somebody else to make it appear that the ā¦
Field level authorization, not the same as ACL predicate control in DQL Enterprise
I will explain my issue, but first let me tell you a quick overview.
I am creating a POC for a new project which has little bit similar functionality to the DevJokes Example repo here - graphql-sample-apps/dev-jokes at master Ā· dgraph-io/graphql-sample-apps Ā· GitHub
My Frontend is going to be connected to the Slash GraphQL directly and there is no server in-between.
to summarize, Users would be able to post stuff that needs to go through an Approval Process. this is present in the example linā¦
Design Concepts looks like someone ripped off the first 10 pages of it.
I am playing with the Dgraph for a while and I like the idea. I am sure that you are aware of the problems and be sure that we, the community, have the patience.
But, please, try to solve the basic issues. From the place where I am concerning Dgrap usage, those are the two issues that I see as the most urgent.
Timestamp controlled by the database (or default predicate value, e.g. time.Now()). Backend, or in Dgraph case ā¦
Breaking this into itās own topic, so here is the context:
From reading over the docs on @auth directive I understand that these directives can restrict access to the nodes themselves by using JWT properties to check for user roles, or matching graph fields against those properties.
Please correct me if I am wrong, but from how I understand it so far: Once a user has access to a node then the user also has access to all of the fields of that node. If I have a node labeled person and I wantā¦
HI All,
I am new here.
Last few days I spent a lot of time reading and watching videos about DGraph and Slash. I have a starter account setup on Slash and we are trying to get a POC rolling for a big project that we are developing.
So my setup is that the Frontend is going to be connected to the Slash Graphql directly and there are no other middle servers.
I am failing to understand a very basic question. Which is a very common usecase IMO, but I did not find anything on this, so I will ask ā¦
External node/type based auth rules
If I have a User type in my schema and I want to do a auth check against that user to access a type, but that user is not related to the type, there is no way to do that.
The auth query rules are limited to the query of the type to which the rule applies.
What would be nice is if I could use the JWT to do a query based upon a predicate attached to the user.
This would allow me to revoke JWTs or even an entire user using just the database and rules. For instance I give the user a JWT with theiā¦
Scalar Validation/Constraints (possible solution pre-hooks in GraphQL API)
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The first thing I thought when I saw this illustration was āamazing! how they managed to make data validation so easyā.
But then I was reviewing the issue of validations very thoroughly and I see that they donāt exist.
In a realworld application. How would it be possible to mutate data directly from your application to the server without validating simple data like an email?
Hi,
will this RFC also include composite indexes?
E.g. in this example I want to allow unique names within a group of bars, i.e. the uniqueness should only be validated for the composite pair (fooID, name).
type Foo {
id: String! @id
bars: [Bar!]!
}
type Bar @id(fooId, name) {
fooId: String!
name: String!
}
This is one of the several standard features that SQL supports that DGraph doesnāt . For now, one work around is to do something like this:
type Node {
id: String!
version: String!
composite: String! @id
}
Add the composite string as id__version so that it is forced to be unique. You could use a lambda to enforce this, although if you add it correctly, it will be be unique without a lambda.
J
I tend to disagree with this. I believe that there should be a distinguishing factor between a type that generates required inputs and a type that generates required fields.
If this is only supported by a custom mutation then all generated mutations for types that reference this type may allow invalid input.
type Post {
id: ID
title: String
author: Person!
}
This would correctly prevent from adding a new post if I did not supply the author, but it would also throw errors if I am authorā¦
Looking for a possible way to improve a portion of my schema while it is young. I have notes and allow users to add reactions to the notes. Users are linked to contacts to hide user info while showing contact names.
What I am looking for is a better way to only allow any one reaction to be made once for any one contact on any one post. So in essence, a three edge unique constraint.
There was this somewhat similar post a few days ago. I helped @chewxy with that one some and wanted to build uponā¦
Edge/Relationship Validation/Constraints in DQL
So, yes, dgraph can fix this problem by implementing my feature suggestion (I also talk about the basic hack for now in this link):
However, there is a bigger issue here. I think we donāt always think about things the way they are. Dgraph handles arrays as shared arrays unlike a noSQL database in example.
Hi all,
Broken GraphQL constraint - Example
Letās have a schema (unimportant fields omitted for brevity):
type Client {
id: String! @id
projects: [Project!]! @hasInverse(field: client)
time_blocks: [TimeBlock!]! @hasInverse(field: client)
}
type Project {
id: String! @id
time_entries: [TimeEntry!]! @hasInverse(field: project)
client: Client!
}
type TimeEntry {
id: String! @id
project: Project!
}
type TimeBlock {
id: String! @id
invoice: Invoice @hasIā¦
Does dgraph support cascading deleteļ¼
Separating/Combining Interface and Implementing Type @auth rules
Auth rules on interfaces cascade to the implementing type auth rules and get combined that implementing types must match ALL rules of the type and the interface, but sometimes that is not wanted, but rather the need is for the rules to be combined with OR logic instead.
Separating @auth outside of the GraphQL schema itself
Go Experience Reports . These reports should focus on the problems: they should not focus on and need not propose solutions.
Re-usable/Global @auth rules
Go Experience Reports . These reports should focus on the problems: they should not focus on and need not propose solutions.
Scoping/Cascading @auth rules
This is more for documentation for myself and my companions, but I think it can add value to others.
TL;DR; Auth Directive queries are processed before applying any other rules. You can not simply check if you already have access to one item and use it to provide access to related items
When writing @auth directives I have tended to think on basis of queries to what the user can already see (as far as deep data). This was actually a flawed concept.
Consider the following schema:
type Contaā¦
Hard limiting results in GraphQL API ā Prevent Data Scraping
We are trying to prevent users from requesting too many documents by setting a big number in first argument.
[Completed?] Combining @auth and @custom DQL resolvers
I am reading this for the first time to understand this in detail. I have a use case where I want to allow some content through a custom query with DQL that a user does not normally have access to under normal @auth rules. Will this still be possible?
Use Case Defined:
Users should not be able to see a list of all other users in the system
Admins in the application need to be able to manage users, so disabling queryUser and allowing only getUser is not a viable solution.
A User can share dataā¦
Motivation
There are many requests from the community to add nested filters in GraphQL and itās also one of the feature which can add more flexibility and value in our GraphQL implementation.
Nested Filters like below are not supported in GraphQL .
query {
queryAuthor(
filter: { name: { eq: "Alice" }, or: { posts: { postID: ["0x1", "0x2"] } } }
) {
name
posts {
title
}
}
}
Although in DQL this Query is possible using var blocks like below
query {
post1 as var(ā¦
Paginating child nodes as a whole irrelevant to their multiple parental levels (related to nested filtering)
I have a schema that at a high level looks like this
<Restaurant.name>: string @index(fulltext, trigram) .
<Restaurant.address>: uid @reverse .
<Boutique.name>: string @index(fulltext, trigram) .
<Boutique.address>: uid @reverse .
<Address.address1>: string @index(fulltext, trigram) .
<Address.city>: uid @reverse .
<City.name>: string @index(fulltext, trigram) .
<City.state>: uid @reverse .
<State.name>: string @index(fulltext, trigram) .
And I want to do a reverse lookup with pagination of aā¦
Logically combining filters together from different levels in the graph (related to nested filtering)
Basic Schema type Restaurant {
id: ID!
name:String @search(by: [fulltext, trigram, exact])
description: String @search(by: [fulltext, trigram])
externalID: String @search(by: [fulltext, term, trigram, exact])
safetyRating: String @search(byā¦
Ordering/Sorting by nested data
We have discussed filtering on edges multiple times mot recently: Filter on non-scalar fields or relations (Types) - #4 by abhijit-kar , which is closely related to the topic of ordering on edges.
Given sample schema:
type Contact {
name: String!
tags: [Tag]
category: Category
}
type Tag {
tag @id
}
type Category {
cat @id
}
With the query:
{
queryContact(first: 5) {
name
tags { tag }
category { cat }
}
}
I could get a response back like:
data.queryContact: [
{ nā¦
Filter by Aggregated results
Iām trying to create a chat system. I want to show the number of new messages (unread). Each time a user reads a message, I update a field called readTime with the current time. This way I can count the number of messages that come after that time.
There can be multiple channels in a group. I would like to show the number of unread messages for each channel based on the readTime of each channel. Also, I would like to show the total number of unread messages for the entire group.
The followiā¦
Looking at the Dgraph tour , I can
Find all people who are in their 20s, and have at least 2 friends.
{
lots_of_friends(func: ge(count(friend), 2)) @filter(ge(age, 20) AND lt(age, 30)) {
name@.
age
friend {
name@.
}
}
}
How would you do this in GraphQL? A custom query backed by a lambda? If so then you lose all of the power of selecting fields and filtering on the subgraph.
I have two different nodes, first one is person {name, age}
and second one is family{ person_name }.
I want to query all families that match person_name with name in person node. How can I do it?
ex: person => [ {āAlexā, 25} , {āBobā, 30}, {āJohnā, 50} ], family=> [ {āJohnā}, {āBobā}, {āTestā} ].
So my query should print family => [ {'John'}, {'Bob'} ] .
@pawan
For curiosity and to better understand the fundamentals, why does dgraph not support two functions:
What is preventing dgraph from being able to process this? If it can evaluate a function on one side, shouldnāt it also be able to evaluate a function on the other side of an equation? Maybe this is a little deeper subject than the OP, sorry.
String pattern matching (not full regexp)
Continuing the discussion from Simple substring matching without trigram index :
The above topic was closed with no replies. So opening anew.
@BlakeMScurr , are you still around? What did you find out?
I want to allow users to search for an exact phrase. Here is what I have looked at:
eq - matches string as whole and not substring, so no matches unless ===
anyofterms/allofterms - matches terms in a string and not exact phrase, gives false positives
anyoftext/alloftext - does more thought matcā¦
Date/time filtering and manipulation
Continuing the discussion from Filter Datetime on month or day / advanced Datetime functions :
I guess I am just now realizing that this is not here anywhere (at least that I can find).
Every Database that I have ever worked with before has had Date/Time functions built in. I have the prerequisite of not storing different parts of a DateTime into separate searchable fields. I need to be able to do filtering based upon DateTime that matches a particular month, or a particular day, or a particulaā¦
Hardly ever do I need to find a node by the exact date to the second which is what the eq filter does.
Most often I need to find nodes that match dates based upon the hour, day, month, year.
Right now to do any of these we have to use the between filter.
Order by enums in GraphQL API
I am having a problem ordering by an enum type:
enum Direction {
forward
backward
}
type Garage {
id
name
cars: [Car]
...
}
type Car {
id: ID!
direction: Direction! @search
...
}
And my query:
queryGarage(filter: {id: [$id] } ) {
id
name
cars (order: { asc: direction } ) {
direction
name
}
}
And I get this message:
"input:11: Expected type CarOrderable, found direction.\n"
However, when I do order: { asc: name } I get no problemsā¦
Can I sort by the enum ā¦
For instance,
queryContact( order: { desc: hasTasksAggregate { count } )
Is there some way of doing something to that effect?
Calculated Fields/Triggers
Yes this is similar, except there is an additional id field on ingredient (like ācarrotā). And yes here the quantity is a weight for simplification. I was not very clear in my use case:
One user has, say, 2g of carrots and 3g of salad. He wants a recipe that use the most of his stock.
So he sends to the API a list of tuples [("carrot", 2), ("salad", 3)].
The API should send back a list of recipes names sorted by the āscoreā value computed with the above algo in pseudocode (the score is a coeffā¦
Full Text Search Best Match Scoring
Continuing the discussion from Ordering of results in `anyofterms` query :
@MichelDiz forgive me, but I am not seeing an existing feature request, so I am creating this one.
MichelDiz commented :
Yes, exactly, it is your own index of search words with tf-idf scoring.
I think it would be great to implement this as built-in. Since we use KV indexing, it would be easy to implement this. But it does require some work and thought.
@campoy , what do you think of this feature? Can you define exp, status, and priority flags?
Full text search across multiple fields:
String Functions for inter graph comparisons and manipulation
Simplifying/Enhancing groupby
Given a graph that looks like this:
A -> M{status: 1, uid: 0xa}
B -> M{status: 1, uid: 0xb}
are they really distinct statuses? Perhaps the graph-ness should be taken into account and when inserting the UID of distinct status messages should be kept?
Deja vu, I find myself back here again.
@dmai , has any of these ideas been explored?
UPDATE(for myself next time searching for this): too much to remember sometimesā¦
Here is the syntax query for the above data:
{
distinctCountries(func: has(Country)) @groupby(Country) {
# no need to select any fields, Country will be selected in the group by results
# if you want to count the duplicates, use: count(uid)
}
}
This syntax would return the following results:
{
"data": {
"diā¦
I think there are some things missing from DQL that could reduce friction when developers consider adopting Dgraph. For example, the ability to include non-aggregate predicates in @groupby query blocks. Iām willing to bet that itās a common query folks try, especially those that come from SQL backgrounds and are used to queries like SELECT COUNT(1), id, name FROM table GROUP BY id. Improvements to pagination allowing you to query pages using limit/after when applying some non-uid sort on an indeā¦
Another Groupby usage.
One thing I find strange about GBās behavior is that it returns the grouping only that it is not possible to open the values bound to that grouping. Unless of course, they are children of the group or have a reverse edge.
e.g (Dataset in the end):
This query
{
variableblock(func: type(Person)) @groupby(studied_at) {
a as count(uid)
}
data(func: uid(a)){
uid
name
total: val(a)
}
}
Returns
{
"data": {
"variableblock": [
{
"@ā¦
Verbosity of Multiple Node Updates in GraphQL
context: Updating multiple nodes at once with their own separate patches.
I can generate a mutation with multiple mutation statements one for each node, but my IDE frowns upon dynamic queries/mutations in this regards.
I canāt do this with the generated updateType mutation as it stands because it only takes one filter and patches all nodes that match the filter with the same patch.
I thought I could do this using a deep mutation, but deep mutations do not allow you to patch child nodes.
typeā¦
Can you point me to where the bug fix for this one is:
I tried this on Tuesday and it still wasnāt working. I have a table A, with an array relationship to B. I need to get every row of A with their B and perform an update for each one. So if A1 has B1, B2, B3, I need to do an update with [A1,B1], [A1, B2], [A1,B3], and I need to also include A2ā¦A500 and itās relationships.
AFAIK This is still not possible.
Update Many: Fail in GQL, pass in DQL
I gave this a fail because of the node lā¦
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/deep-mutations-graphql/9789/4?u=amaster507
https://dgraph.io/docs/graphql/mutations/deep/
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/data-doesnt-update/11489
https://github.com/hasura/graphql-engine/issues/1573
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/atomic-field-operations/14128/3?u=amaster507
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/feature-request-directive-that-indicates-that-id-fields-should-be-auto-populated-on-creation/14992
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/atomic-field-operations/14128?u=amaster507
Need to correct generated payload list nullability in GraphQL API
Payloads right now in Dgraph are generated as nullable items in a list. āqueryUser: [User]ā But this should be corrected to the tightest possible type such as āqueryUser: [User!]!ā which means that the result will be an array, it could be an empty array, but no items in the array can or ever will be null.
No Arraysāonly Sets/Lists
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/documentation-that-arrays-work-as-a-set-not-storing-duplicates/9590?u=amaster507
But what needs thought out even more so is what this change would bring with it in terms of API capability
Add/Update values at positions in a list chosing to replace or skoot over existing values that may exist.
Replace a list in its entirety. This is rather difficult to do but is such a simple use case
Delete values from a specific index in a list. Right now you can only delete all items in a list or items in a list by their value.
Allow lists to maintain order (for lists of scalars and lists of type (aka edges))
Move item(s) in a list to a specific location without changing any values
Unions sometimes produce unexpected results
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/using-unions-and-interfaces-and-end-up-with-non-nullable-field-not-present/15680?u=amaster507
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/dgraph-directive-does-not-work-as-expected-with-union-types/13021
Completed? Needs to be documented or implemented if not currentlyāhavenāt tested personally
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/union-types-in-graphql/9581?u=amaster507
The idea of custom directives is centered around directives on the developer creating directives available to clients. A developer may wish to allow some kind of direct script being processed on command such as logging the result or adding some metadata to the response (not data, but in the extensions response)
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/custom-field-concatenation-without-needing-external-script/7283?u=amaster507
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/can-i-get-a-substring-in-a-query/10522/3?u=amaster507
This really depends on how much is being refactored in the GraphQL codebase and how that refactoring is done. If GraphQL will still be rewritten into DQL then it is equally important to support not only DQL in custom queries, but also DQL in custom mutations.
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/why-does-custom-dql-not-support-mutation/10366?u=amaster507
Custom fields can currently be resolved with lambda, but it would be beneficial (again depending on how the refactor is done) to allow custom fields to also be resolved with DQL.
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/can-i-use-dql-to-calculate-the-value-of-a-custom-field/15877?u=amaster507
Additional and Custom Scalars
Developers often finding themselves needing to add custom scalars for various reasons. These can often be represented as strings but with additional constraints such as Email, HexColor, Tuple
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/json-blob-as-a-scalar/11034?u=amaster507
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/can-we-have-remote-scalars/11726?u=amaster507
Dgraph built an authentication system for Dgraph Cloud and was discussing open sourcing it. I believe something like that should be made and integrated into the GraphQL API so that users can easily authenticate against their own data and maybe use lambdas to return the claims from the database that the developer wants to use when a client authenticates.
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/open-sourcing-in-house-dgraph-auth/13398?u=amaster507
Open Source all Enterprise Features
Auditing
Namespacing
[Completed in 21.12?] Backups
Should these really be enterprise or are these just enterprise level to force users into the Cloud? Are Enterprise licenses even available anymore? (They were not [or ridiculously purposefully priced outside of the budget to whom it was being quoted] under the last administration)
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/what-is-dgraph-lacking/16010/89?u=amaster507
There is a need for when users migrate their schema, they expect the data to follow. This is not done in Dgraph now.
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/what-is-dgraph-lacking/16010/34?u=amaster507
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/migrating-renaming-predicates-etc/5239?u=amaster507
https://www.edgedb.com/docs/guides/migrations/index
Facets are not first class citizens
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/improve-facets-with-upsert-block/5640
If nested filtering and linking-nodes are not able to be constrained, then we canāt get rid of facets. But even then, maybe we can take the concept of _linkingnodes and make them work without needing to declare the type in the middle, like how prisma creates pivot tables without you needing to specifically create them and in the prisma ORM it lets you link directly through the pivot table like as if it was a 1:1 relationship. For Reference: EdgeDB has what it terms ālink propertiesā and abstracts these onto types.
https://www.edgedb.com/docs/guides/link_properties
Mapping GraphQLās @hasInverse vs DQLās @reverse
Right now Dgraph GraphQL API, uses the @hasInverse directive to āmapā inverse relationships and then the API keeps these pairs of edges balanced with mutation. This creates additional work for adding RDF data with live/bulk loader to add two edges for every inverse relationship.
It might be better if Dgraph would just allow the mapping of the ~ reverse edges.
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/directive-idea-to-support-var-blocks-in-graphql/14419?u=amaster507
The ability to use TRIGRAMS on phrases and not just words. You cannot search for a fuzzy phrase, only a fuzzy word. This limits full-text search.
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/fuzzy-full-text-search/16224?u=amaster507
The ability to count the number of times word appears in a text and sort by that value. This would make it possible to write relevant search algorithms.
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/how-to-implement-keyword-based-relevance-sorting/16174?u=amaster507
very much needed to simplify algorithms without stepping in and out of queries/mutations with a client.
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/foreach-func-in-dql-loops-in-bulk-upsert/5533/6
More educational material
Some docs that allow us to get into the DGraph code easier, so we can contribute
Transparent roadmap, open issues and bugs, so we donāt get surprised by missing features or minor bugs
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/what-is-dgraph-lacking/16010/3?u=amaster507
Communicate with your users and get us involved! One post from [the Dgraph Labs] a week giving simple product updates and plans can go a very long way.
Provide a generous free tier.
An out of the box local (offline) development experience (aka without me having to learn / do much)
A way to batch mutations so I can roll back a group of changes.
Be able to simply replace a list in a mutation.
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/what-is-dgraph-lacking/16010/9?u=amaster507
Removing Edges using null does not work
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/removing-edges-using-null-does-not-work/15420
Directly integrate other tools into Dgraph like https://magic.link , Auth0, and make it configurable with a few clicks
Detailed and accurate GraphQL errors
Focus really hard on making it as easy as possible for devs to build side-projects and hobby-projects free/cheap Dgraph instances
Dgraph has all the pieces in place to build the ultimate low-code tool. The simpler you can make it for users, the more users youāre gonna get.
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/what-is-dgraph-lacking/16010/10?u=amaster507
No sharding of predicates
No Query Planner (CTOās current vision)
Upsert by xid painful for ingest-heavy workloads
Missing a native [time]range type
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/what-is-dgraph-lacking/16010/14?u=amaster507
The upgrade process requires downtime.
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/what-is-dgraph-lacking/16010/17?u=amaster507
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/improve-dgraph-upgrade-experience-by-supporting-in-place-rolling-upgrades/8821
It would be nice if we have one click hosting on platfroms like digital ocean for open source
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/what-is-dgraph-lacking/16010/19?u=amaster507
Lack of native timestamps.
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/what-is-dgraph-lacking/16010/21?u=amaster507
have is a multi-RAFT approach for regional clusters like CockroachDB is doing
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/what-is-dgraph-lacking/16010/22?u=amaster507
itās own mobile solution with offline sync
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/what-is-dgraph-lacking/16010/23?u=amaster507
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/call-for-collaboration-designing-a-dgraph-offline-first-library/9293/11
BM25 and or custom search ranking
More and custom tokenizers
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/what-is-dgraph-lacking/16010/25?u=amaster507
Lack of support for some algorithms
many problems in path lookup
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/what-is-dgraph-lacking/16010/26?u=amaster507
sub-select statements in graphql
More in cloud editor help & messages for when certain changes will orphan data or cause negative side effects
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/what-is-dgraph-lacking/16010/34?u=amaster507
I donāt have time to write my own middleware, and I donāt want to host anything myself to deal with servers
lambdas are time consuming and should only be reserved for complex tasks
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/what-is-dgraph-lacking/16010/40?u=amaster507
Cannot Paste with Ctrl+V on Cloud UI
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/cannot-paste-with-ctrl-v-on-cloud-ui/15195?u=amaster507
Separarate GraphQL from Dgraph [as a Plugin?]
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/what-is-dgraph-lacking/16010/70?u=amaster507
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/what-is-dgraph-lacking/16010/71?u=amaster507
Typescript binding for dql client as well so responses are typed?
Reference: EdgeQL TS Client Achieved this! https://www.edgedb.com/docs/clients/js/index
Fix Dgraphās type system so that the type is not a string value/predicate
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/how-does-type-system-work/17616?u=amaster507
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/func-type-error-in-20-11-03-or-later/16237/29?u=amaster507
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/ask-dgraph-founder-anything/16352/24?u=amaster507
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/ask-dgraph-founder-anything/16352/28?u=amaster507
If one type has billions of nodes, then instead of using type(X), would be better to retrieve a field which only belongs to that type of node. Then check the existence of that to determine if the type is legit or not.
An official dgraph toolset for data and schema versioning that is manageable within our codebases.
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/ask-dgraph-founder-anything/16352/31?u=amaster507
https://neo4j.com/docs/cypher-manual/current/functions/mathematical-numeric/
Subscriptions based on CDC
https://dgraph.io/docs/master/enterprise-features/change-data-capture/
Subscriptions should use graph-ws
https://github.com/enisdenjo/graphql-ws/blob/master/PROTOCOL.md
[Completed with Learner Nodes?] Add Geo Replication
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/geographically-distributed-datacenter-replication/13311
https://www.notion.so/Dgraph-Lambdas-d5e6e6614d394fb8afc935e2faa0aacf
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/santa-wish-list-for-dgraph-in-2021/12070/4?u=amaster507
Offset-based pagination is slow
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/offset-based-pagination-is-slow/8774/5
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/add-distance-for-geo/8406
Cannot Run Upsert in Dgraph Cloud DQL UI (only supports JSON not RDF)
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/cannot-run-upsert-in-dgraph-cloud-dql-ui/14957?u=amaster507
Move @default into 22.0[?]
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/automatic-value-for-creation-date-and-modification-date/11922?u=amaster507
Custom [Digging] Function(s)
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/custom-digging-function/9499?u=amaster507
Defer field selection to subquery when using @custom DQL resolver
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/defer-field-selection-to-subquery-when-using-custom-dql/9221/3
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/why-cant-i-create-two-separate-attributes-to-the-same-node/17067?u=amaster507
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/one-way-vs-two-way-hasinverse/7255?u=amaster507
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/support-nested-link-and-multiple-link/10031?u=amaster507
Counting within pagination
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/feature-request-count-property-on-relationships/14949?u=amaster507
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/metadata-to-determine-if-there-are-more-results/15422?u=amaster507
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/cursor-based-pagination/14049?u=amaster507
Support for JSON-LD
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/support-json-ld-on-dgraph/7162?u=amaster507
Dreaded Context Exceeded Bug
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/mutation-failed-because-dgraph-execution-failed-because-context-deadline-exceeded/15221?u=amaster507
http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/dgraph-and-hipaa/15624?u=amaster507
Incomplete Items (I believe) From http://discuss.dgraph.io/t/dgraph-product-roadmap-2021/12284
Remote authorization hooks Support DQL Variables in Mutations
Whenever you get some free time, could you do a introduction into the Dgraph codebase for a beginner wanting to contribute to Dgraph and what are the key things he should know or do. If you need a real use case, I can provide something for you.
This is a start at summing up everything yet again. Others like @BenW @jdgamble555 might have more to add here tooā¦
Probably missed someoneās beloved feature request or problem needing a workaround and Iām sorry, that was not on purpose.
