Whenever I try to issue a command using hasura seeds apply -f <FILEPATH>, the command adds the seeds prefix to the path and errors

I would expect it to use the relative file path as given so I can tab complete specific seed files.

Ex:

hasura seeds apply --file seeds/1602160517233_resource.sql
FATA[0000] error opening file: open <REDACTED>/seeds/seeds/1602160517233_resource.

Hi! Let's assume I have the following data:

obj = {
  _id: 'someId',
  items: [
    { value: 'a', count: 5 },
    { value: 'b', count: 1 },
  ]
}

Please, I want to know how can I use obj.increment() to increment the count field of the first element in items?

I have tried obj.increment('items.0.count') but it doesn't work. I got the following error: Cannot read property '0'

Description
Remove any google fonts dependency from api-platform.

Example
Remove the google font stylesheet in line 8 of api-platform\core\src\Bridge\Symfony\Bundle\Resources\views\SwaggerUi\index.html.twig depending on a configuration variable?

Context
I'm working on an intranet application for a big company where any call to the fonts.googleapi.com CDN takes 30 seconds

Currently this isn't possible but would be good info to query.

What would you like to be added:

Currently config uses one file per environment (eg. dev, staging, prod, etc) we should move to a multi-file config where we have one folder per environment and config values can be split across multiple files within this folder.

Why is this needed:

For setups where there are

• Are you running a release or master: master
• Issue is about a fresh instance (no data in db) or restart: fresh

This seems a known/unfinished issue based on the commented 'Name' field in the code noted below, but I was hoping it could be addressed as it would greatly ease the discovery of the graphql endpoints generated by the db tables as they would become available in GraphiQL in #13

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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
So far you can set the queryFileDirectory via Task, but not via global configuration.
With the configuration you can just use the queryFiles property.
Would be good to add this in the plugin configuration

Describe the solution you'd like

graphql {
  client {
   [...]
    queryFileDirectory = "src/main/resourc

It would be nice to see aiohttp integration with your library.

If a user writes a subgraph referencing contract addresses from (for example) a testnet, and then accidentally deploys the subgraph to a graph node running mainnet, the subgraph will run but won't find any events. We can provide a better experience using eth_getTransactionCount to check that the contract addresses exist on

Exceptions sub classes overrides toString instead of getMessage for instance in https://github.com/ghostdogpr/caliban/blob/master/client/src/main/scala/caliban/client/CalibanClientError.scala#L13

As a result when these exceptions are logged through SLF4J, the stack trace does not contain the actual error message. For instance I get:

caliban.client.CalibanClientError$CommunicationErr