Based on reading the docs, I don’t think something like this is possible with Dgraph GraphQL, but I wanted to confirm. I know you can delete objects based on primitive fields with the @search directive. But let’s say I have a comment type and a discussion type, and I want all the comments to be del…

Not available at this time. I have requested a similar feature and was informed that it is only possible right now either the way you are doing it, or with a DQL mutation. How to delete with cascade? - #3 by pawan

How to delete objects based on nested objects' fields

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catherineluse (Catherine Luse) November 3, 2020, 7:02pm 3

Ah ok, thank you.

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How to delete objects based on nested objects' fields

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