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[bug report] Can't run a subscription in local. #112
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Hi ! Thanks for this bug report, i'll look at it. |
@Boblebol I'll transfer this issue to Tartiflette-aiohttp, the bug is there :p. |
Thank's a lot 👍 |
@Boblebol It seems to do the job for me, can you tell me if it's okay for you ? |
+1 tried the fix from the PR locally, works ok for me |
@abusi working for me too 👍 |
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Bug Report
Presentation
I try to create a subscription in my api, i can't make it work.
I try to run a subscription with the tutorial example to be sure it's come from my configuration, but I can't make it work too.
Execution environment
GraphQL Schema & Query:
I follow the getting started up to step 10. Running a subscription.
So my schema for the subscription is
I try with multiple python clients and graphiql.
Stack trace
With each client or graphiql for each subscription the tartiflette server gave me the same error:
The Previous error does not make the client quit or stop, and my query and mutations works fine with clients or graphiql.
On clientside I have the following stack trace
And the result on graphiql:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10797812/92700851-9a01da00-f34f-11ea-9236-6167e777b65f.png)
Conclusion
Do you have any idea why I can't run some subscription ?
Thank's by advance.
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