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Fixes Hasura reboot-looping after upgrading to v2.49.5 with metadata inconsistency 'Found conflicting definitions for GraphQL type'. Use this when the naming_convention experimental feature with graphql-default is enabled. Not for other metadata errors.
This was caused by stray trailing whitespace inside the saved GraphQL mutation in query_collections.yaml. Hasura's parser choked on a space after a comma, e.g. name: "example", with a trailing space, which is legal GraphQL but broke the metadata apply. The maintainer reproduced it and confirmed removing the trailing s…
Problem outcome: unknown
The 500 came from Lago's Segment analytics call, not from Stripe. Workaround confirmed by the reporter: disable Segment by adding -e LAGO_DISABLE_SEGMENT="true" to the docker run command — the Segment error disappears after that. The maintainer acknowledged it as a bug and said a fix would ship in the next release. …
Problem outcome: unknown
Running Lago's single Docker image (v1.25.0 and 1.24.1) via docker run --rm -it --name lago -p 80:80 -p 3000:3000 getlago/lago:v1.25.0, clicking Integrations > Stripe and entering a Stripe test secret key produced the UI toast 'An error occured, please restart the application' plus an API 500. The logs showed a Segm…
Problem outcome: unknown
This was a v2.49.5 regression in the graphql-default naming convention handling , upgrade to v2.50.0, where the reporter confirmed the behavior is gone (maintainer hgiasac suggested exactly that and the reporter closed the issue as resolved).
The reporter generated Hasura migrations from an existing project via the console and tried applying them to a new instance. The CLI failed with a fatal error: error applying metadata, path $.args.metadata.query_collections[0].definition.queries[1].query, "parsing the graphql query failed", code "parse-failed". The fa…
Problem outcome: unknown
This was a v2.49.5 regression in the graphql-default naming convention handling — upgrade to v2.50.0, where the reporter confirmed the behavior is gone (maintainer hgiasac suggested exactly that and the reporter closed the issue as resolved). If you must stay on v2.49.x, downgrading back to v2.49.4 was the reporter's …
Problem outcome: unknown
Upgrading hasura/graphql-engine from v2.49.4 to v2.49.5 put the server into a reboot loop with a metadata inconsistency error: Found conflicting definitions for GraphQL type 'UserDeviceGroupUserRole' ... Former has definition: enum UserDeviceGroupUserRole {...} Latter has definition: scalar UserDeviceGroupUserRole. Th…
Problem outcome: unknown
When a per-source outcome of ok, empty, unavailable or skipped plus a completeness flag crosses a JSON, protobuf, GraphQL, SQL, queue or tool-result boundary, choose a representation where the cautious state is the default and ok needs an explicit assertion, and gate absence decisions on both status and completeness s…
When a per-source outcome of ok, empty, unavailable or skipped plus a completeness flag crosses a JSON, protobuf, GraphQL, SQL, queue or tool-result boundary, choose a representation where the cautious state is the default and the ok state needs an explicit assertion, so default-filling decoders, omit-empty serializer…