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Fix retry patterns
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* `GRAPHQL_CACHE_TTL` - Cache TTL in seconds for SELECT type of queries. Default: `5`
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* `GRAPHQL_OUTPUT` - Output format. Default: `string`, available: `byte`, `string`, `mapstring`
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* `LOG_LEVEL` - Logging level. Default: `info` available: `debug`, `info`, `warn`, `error`
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* `GRAPHQL_RETRIES_ENABLE` - Should retries be enabled? Default: `true`
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* `GRAPHQL_RETRIES_NUMBER` - Number of retries: Default: `1`
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* `GRAPHQL_RETRIES_ENABLE` - Should retries be enabled? Default: `false`
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* `GRAPHQL_RETRIES_NUMBER` - Number of retries: Default: `3`
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* `GRAPHQL_RETRIES_DELAY` - Delay in retries in milliseconds. Default: `250`
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* `GRAPHQL_RETRIES_PATTERNS` - Comma-separated error patterns that trigger retries. Default: `postgres,connection,timeout,transaction,could not,temporarily unavailable,deadlock`
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### Modifiers on the fly
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* `gql.SetEndpoint('your-endpoint-url')` - modifies endpoint, without the need to set the environment variable
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* `gql.SetOutput('byte')` - modifies output format, without the need to set the environment variable
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### Retries
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The library supports automatic retries for both HTTP-level errors and GraphQL errors that match configurable patterns.
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**Retry behavior:**
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- **HTTP errors** (status codes outside 200-299): Always retried if retries are enabled
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- **GraphQL errors**: Only retried if the error message contains one of the configured patterns
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- **Non-matching errors**: Fail immediately without retrying (e.g., validation errors, field not found)
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**Configuring retryable patterns:**
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By default, errors containing these patterns will trigger retries:
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- `postgres` - Database connection/transaction errors
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- `connection` - Network connection issues
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- `timeout` - Request timeout errors
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- `transaction` - Database transaction conflicts
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- `could not` - Generic transient failures
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- `temporarily unavailable` - Service unavailability
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- `deadlock` - Database deadlocks
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You can customize these patterns using the `GRAPHQL_RETRIES_PATTERNS` environment variable:
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```bash
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export GRAPHQL_RETRIES_PATTERNS="postgres,connection,timeout,custom-error-pattern"
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```
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**Example:** To handle flaky Hasura database connections, enable retries:
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```bash
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export GRAPHQL_RETRIES_ENABLE=true
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export GRAPHQL_RETRIES_NUMBER=3
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export GRAPHQL_RETRIES_DELAY=250
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```
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This will retry GraphQL queries up to 3 times when postgres transaction errors occur, with exponential backoff starting at 250ms.
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### Cache
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You have two options to enable the cache:
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