If I didn't know what to update to remove the recursion, I would have no way to research it. I can no longer query these nodes, and I would might as well delete them and start over.
Ideas:
I think loops should be allowable. I was thinking about this, and think the better way to handle it would be depth limiting. And why I think loops would be a good thing is when you get into graphs (looking at your roadmap) you will want to be able to traverse a graph up and down.
What you did:
Let's say these were generated with the ids:
Foo:
f35dbd14-65e5-482f-a6e3-82c18b1aaaa7
Bar:b70fd0a3-a780-4b0c-a095-c832b4261809
I then inversely connected them together so that I could see that they were mutual friends
The updates were successfully applied, but then I tried to query them:
What Happened
But this created an error:
Fetch recursion error
If I didn't know what to update to remove the recursion, I would have no way to research it. I can no longer query these nodes, and I would might as well delete them and start over.
Ideas:
I think loops should be allowable. I was thinking about this, and think the better way to handle it would be depth limiting. And why I think loops would be a good thing is when you get into graphs (looking at your roadmap) you will want to be able to traverse a graph up and down.