Why does subscription query return all the nodes in the result everytime a new node has been created? This increases the payload a lot. Is there an efficient way to fetch only the data that has changed? Like only the add, update or deleted node?

Payload in subscription

yodaheis (Ketan Sharma) September 11, 2020, 7:42am 7

@abhijit-kar, filter in GraphQL is limited to indexes on scalar types only. and cannot use subscription on custom DQL

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