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I'm trying to clear out a column that currently has a pointer value. For example, I have a class named "Issue" and a field on that class is "user" which is defined as a pointer to the "_User" class. Once that field is set, I can never unset it using GraphQL
Feature / Enhancement Description
The current way to set a pointer on a field with GraphQL is: user: { link: 'myuserid' }. My suggestion (which I will submit a PR for) is to use something like: user: { unlink: true}. Looking through the code, this should be a pretty good and non-invasive use-case.
Example Use Case
Alternatives / Workarounds
My current work around is to issue a REST API call to clear out the field.
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Current Limitation
I'm trying to clear out a column that currently has a pointer value. For example, I have a class named "Issue" and a field on that class is "user" which is defined as a pointer to the "_User" class. Once that field is set, I can never unset it using GraphQL
Feature / Enhancement Description
The current way to set a pointer on a field with GraphQL is:
user: { link: 'myuserid' }
. My suggestion (which I will submit a PR for) is to use something like:user: { unlink: true}
. Looking through the code, this should be a pretty good and non-invasive use-case.Example Use Case
Alternatives / Workarounds
My current work around is to issue a REST API call to clear out the field.
3rd Party References
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: