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No clue, but sounds like a cache issue. So on the first pass, while creating the cache, it's using the result. On the following request, some cache is found, but it cannot be used, so it falls back to the default. Or at least that'd be my best guess. You're going to need to do a better job of debugging though, to provide something to work with. |
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I have a problem with the latest Symfony. It doesn't recognize the declared fields, queries, mutations, or their types. When I dump the schema, it only shows the defaults set for user and subscription. I discovered that when I manually delete the cache folder, then for the first query (or schema dump), the schema appears completed with the new field. Unfortunately, with the next request, it no longer works—those fields don't exist in the schema.
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