So I have the following routes: /creator/item
and /creator/item/price
. Both the schemas of the two routes have a mutation called updateOne
. However, when I call the route of /creator/item/price
it matches /creator/item
instead.
Is this intended? Is there a workaround or do I have to make a completely unique path name for it?
It seems like the order of definition matters.
Before:
// - item
const item_schema =
require("./graphql/creator/items")
app.use(
"/creator/item",
graphqlHTTP({
schema:
item_schema,
graphiql:
env !== "production",
formatError
})
)
const item_price_schema =
require("./graphql/creator/item/prices.js")
app.use(
// "/creator/updateOne/price",
"/creator/item/price",
graphqlHTTP({
schema:
item_price_schema,
graphiql:
env !== "production",
formatError
})
)
After:
const item_price_schema =
require("./graphql/creator/item/prices.js")
app.use(
// "/creator/updateOne/price",
"/creator/item/price",
graphqlHTTP({
schema:
item_price_schema,
graphiql:
env !== "production",
formatError
})
)
// - item
const item_schema =
require("./graphql/creator/items")
app.use(
"/creator/item",
graphqlHTTP({
schema:
item_schema,
graphiql:
env !== "production",
formatError
})
)
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