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Unable to Update a GraphQLApi Definition using the Fabric management API
Hi Faber1975 ,
Yes the above few earlier suggestion are from copilot and in addition you can check out the below points as follows.
This approach that might help, start with your working “almost empty” GraphQL schema and slowly add sections of your full definition back in like the types, queries, and mutations bit by bit. This lets you narrow down exactly which part of the schema is causing the update to silently fail with that {status=Failed; error=} message.
It’s also a good idea to run your full 'graphql-definition.json' through a GraphQL validator.
You can use https://graphql-validator.com or tools like 'graphql-cli 'or 'graphql-js' if you're working locally.
If the issue still persists try to open a support ticket https://support.fabric.microsoft.com/support/
Regards,
Akhil.
Thanks Akhil, I'll try to "dissect" the json. It must be surely syntactically correct because it is automatically generated by Fabric when I commit my API to GIT.