I have this item, or rather subitem (with a file attached):
The file is not in a column, or a status, so I don’t seem to be able to locate it using graphql:
- How can I find it with graphql?
- Where am I going wrong?
I have this item, or rather subitem (with a file attached):
The file is not in a column, or a status, so I don’t seem to be able to locate it using graphql:
See the asset_source argument. You need to add that with gallery or all as the default is columns apparently. Note its an enum, not string so no quotes.
{
items(ids: "123145234") {
assets(assets_source: gallery) {
id
name
}
}
}
``
Thanks @anon29275264 thats weird, so all is what I need. ![]()
presuming you want gallery and columns. assets also has an argument for a files column that will restrict it to a particular column
Regarding this:
assets_source will take values of all, columns or gallery, but not updates.
That’s somewhat weird, but I guess that columns & gallery must somehow be more strongly connected to an item, whereas an update is somehow seen as more of a separate entity.
If there is some logic behind this, I’d love to know.
To get a full list of all assets attached to an item, you’ll therefore need the following:
{
items(ids: "123145234") {
assets(assets_source: all) {
id
name
}
updates {
assets {
id
name
}
}
}
}