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Hi, we want to implement request abort and timeout with our usage of apollo-server (we want to abort or at least throw from resolvers when the request if interrupted or goes for far too long). Is there a correct way to implement such a thing? (we're using newest We were able to implement that an errro is returned to client if it reaches the timeout, but it doesn't abort execution of the resolver, which is an issue when we would like to revert the changes done in such a request if it reaches the timeout |
Answered by
glasser
Jun 5, 2025
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Aborting execution is a new feature of GraphQL.js v17, which has yet to be officially released. |
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Aborting execution is a new feature of GraphQL.js v17, which has yet to be officially released.