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Add request to context for graphql subscriptions #393
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same here |
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This issue should be kept open, I don't understand why stale bot closes issues 'if no further activity occurs'. This is is still a feature that I think would be a worthy addition to graphql-yoga, but no maintainer has responded to this issue yet. Why should it be closed if it is still an issue? |
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Still open... |
Any update on merging this? |
Will probably not happen unless you know one of the core contributors. There have been multiple releases (even major) since my pull request. And the requested change is a single line, it's a adding a parameter and fully backwards compatible... So it's simply no one with rights to merge is interested in it. |
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+1 |
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Hey 👋, It seems like this issue has been inactive for some time. In need for maintaining clear overview of the issues concerning the latest version of |
GraphQL queries and mutations are provided
{ request, response }
to create a context based on the request. Unfortunately subscriptions are only provided{ connection }
despitewebSocket
being available in scope.So either provide
webSocket
too or provide the request fromwebSocket.upgradeReq
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