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I'm planning on streaming results using the @stream functionality, but I would like the client react app to cancel the operation, and have that propagate backwards to the resolver that's returning a result, likely via
yield ressult
Ultimately I would like the DB operation to be canceled.
Is this possible? Is there a mechanism in helix for detecting canceled requests?
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I'm planning on streaming results using the
@stream
functionality, but I would like the client react app to cancel the operation, and have that propagate backwards to the resolver that's returning a result, likely viaUltimately I would like the DB operation to be canceled.
Is this possible? Is there a mechanism in helix for detecting canceled requests?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: