OBJECT

CreateScrapeContextPayload

type CreateScrapeContextPayload {
#   The Relay Classic Client Mutation ID.
clientMutationId: String 
#   The subfield of the `job` Query that this job can be accessed from.
jobContextField: String 
#   The `jobId` of the scrape context that can be used to query or update the scrape 
#   context.
jobId: UUID! 
#   The scrape context that was created.
context: ScrapeContext! 
#   The game this scrape context was created for.
game: Game! 
}

MutationThe mutation root of Snowflake's GraphQL interface. Snowflake provides mutations that implement Relay Input Object Mutations Specifications.
SubscriptionThe subscription root of Snowflake's GraphQL interface. Snowflake provides two types of definition in its framework queries: * `onVerbObject` * `onObjectVerb(UUID!)` `onVerbObject` subscriptions are global, and are broadcast whenever the corresponding mutation occurs. These can be used to subscribe to mutations that are triggered by the client. `onObjectVerb(UUID!)` subscriptions are primarily used by scraping, installation, and orchestration mutations. These are used to subscribe to events happening on a specific long-existing object that may or may not be the result of a client request. There is some subtlely in the different types of subscriptions that one should be aware about. For example, `onStopEmulation` is broadcast when the `stopEmulation` mutation responds to some client. However, `onEmulationStop` is broadcast when the emulation process exits. Hence, `onStopEmulation` may never be broadcast, even if `onEmulationStop` was. In most cases, it is more useful to subscribe to the `onObjectVerb` subscription for an object whenever feasible.