Cursor api

GraphQL Query Syntax Error After Refactoring

After Cursor refactored your GraphQL queries, queries are rejected with syntax errors or field not found errors. GraphQL queries that were working no longer execute.

Query syntax or schema expectations were changed incorrectly.

Error Messages You Might See

GraphQL syntax error Unknown field Variable type mismatch Query validation failed
GraphQL syntax errorUnknown fieldVariable type mismatchQuery validation failed

Common Causes

  1. Field name changed but query not updated
  2. Query syntax invalid (missing braces, parentheses)
  3. Variables not properly defined or used
  4. Fragment syntax broken after refactor
  5. Alias syntax incorrect or missing

How to Fix It

Validate query syntax in GraphQL playground/IDE. Check schema for actual field names. Variables: query GetUser($id: ID!) { user(id: $id) { name } }. Verify endpoint URL. Check for query errors in response under 'errors' key.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use variables in GraphQL?

Define in query signature: query GetUser($id: ID!). Pass in variables object. Prevents string injection.

What's a GraphQL fragment?

Reusable selection set. Reduces duplication: fragment UserFields on User { id name }. Use in queries.

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