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GraphQL (due to its history and relations to Javascript/NodeJS) does not support int64 numbers. Therefore we cannot display a true unix timestamp. The best solution would probably be to convert the timestamp to a string and make the two new fields string types in the GraphQL API
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Problem 1
When updating an object (using
PUT /v1/objects/{id}
) we losecreationTimeUnix
. It seems to be missing somewhere around here.Problem 2
Both fields
creationTimeUnix
andlastUpdateTimeUnix
can only be retrieved using the REST API, but aren't accessible through GraphQLGoals
_additional { }
props alongsidevector
and id`. E.g. the following query should be possible:Note
GraphQL (due to its history and relations to Javascript/NodeJS) does not support int64 numbers. Therefore we cannot display a true unix timestamp. The best solution would probably be to convert the timestamp to a string and make the two new fields string types in the GraphQL API
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: