OBJECT
DeleteScrapeContextPayload
- type DeleteScrapeContextPayload {
- # The Relay Classic Client Mutation ID.
- : String
- # The `jobId` of the scrape context that can be used to query or update the scrape
- # context.
- : UUID!
- # The scrape context that was deleted.
- : ScrapeContext
- # Whether or not the job was successfully removed from the job queue.
- : Boolean!
- # The game this scrape context was created for.
- : 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.