Check out how we can test GraphQL subscriptions with Hot Chocolate.

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In this episode, I will look at how we can test GraphQL subscriptions and Authorized parts of the schema with Hot Chocolate and Cookie Crumble.
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[@guincode]

Hello, thank you for this video.... Could you please create a new video to explain how to perform Windows authentication using Hot Chocolate?

[@DavidDancy-ht4qs]

Hi this looks great! I tried to install CookieCrumble but failed because v13.5 requires a corresponding HotChocolate.Fusion (which doesn't exist) and v14 requires HotChocolate v14 which I can't upgrade to just yet. Would it be possible to have a CookieCrumble v13 without the Fusion dependency?

[@ChilliCream]

Sorry for that :D I will update the package with 13.1

[@ritumariajoy4126]

Hey how to deal with batching attack in graphql hot chocolate. Please help with a video
// batch query attack (hello DoS)
query {
getUsers(first: 1000)
second: getUsers(first: 2000)
third: getUsers(first: 3000)
fourth: getUsers(first: 4000)
}

[@ChilliCream]

Hot Chocolate has operation complexity rules built-in I will add a video.

[@ritumariajoy4126]

@@ChilliCream
​ Hi Team,
Thank you for the response
I tried operation complexity rules, but my one graphql get method has some 10 properties which can need to be exposed..
By setting up a complexity rule of 10 using
SetRequestOptions(_ => new HotChocolate.Execution.Options.RequestExecutorOptions
{
ExecutionTimeout = TimeSpan.FromMinutes(10) ,
Complexity = { ApplyDefaults = false ,Enable = true , DefaultResolverComplexity = 1, MaximumAllowed = 10},
})
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query {
getUsers(first: 1000)
{
Variable1
Variable2
Variable3
Variable4
Variable5
Variable6
Variable7
Variable8
}
second: getUsers(first: 2000)
{
Variable1
Variable2
}
}

Is there any way I can restrict my graphql request to not accept second variable alias name for getUsers.
Thanks in advance.