Fix timing issues with rapid protocol calls and missing dynamodb database fetch calls #68
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Fix serverless offline connection issues on for apollo client quick succession of $connect and $default -> GQL_CONNECTION_INIT.
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This fixes #67 |
michalkvasnicak
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Feb 9, 2020
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Thank you very much @nenti, released as |
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When running locally on a very powerful machine like the one used in continuous integration the calls coming from the graphql client of:
Can be quicker in the handler than the createConnection entry dynamodb call is taking to complete. This results into unexpected errors in the connection for local test runs and potentially also on production.
I fixed this by adding a retry mechanism to the connection hydration that is used for the initial call so it retrys once when the connection is not found.