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Hello, I am using hasura event triggers with my nest.js service to trigger webhooks which in turn run business logic for me, the issue is that each time hasura triggers a webhook I get this warning:
[Nest] 49175 - 03/15/2023, 10:10:03 AM WARN [I18nService] context type: hasura_event not supported
Now the first thing i tried was overriding the context in the I18nModule.forRoot() implementation, but that was apparently not possible.
So I continued by trying to create a custom resolver but I didn't get that to work either, it's safe to say that I am a bit stumped and while the warning isn't a real problem as I do not need any i18n support for my hasura events I would more then love to not be swamped with unnecessary logs, so I thought I'd give writing a ticket here a shot.
Any help would be appreciated, hope you're having a good day! :)
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Hello, I am using hasura event triggers with my nest.js service to trigger webhooks which in turn run business logic for me, the issue is that each time hasura triggers a webhook I get this warning:
[Nest] 49175 - 03/15/2023, 10:10:03 AM WARN [I18nService] context type: hasura_event not supported
Now the first thing i tried was overriding the context in the I18nModule.forRoot() implementation, but that was apparently not possible.
So I continued by trying to create a custom resolver but I didn't get that to work either, it's safe to say that I am a bit stumped and while the warning isn't a real problem as I do not need any i18n support for my hasura events I would more then love to not be swamped with unnecessary logs, so I thought I'd give writing a ticket here a shot.
Any help would be appreciated, hope you're having a good day! :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: