So I am almost complete with the chapter when I noticed that when I clicked "Select" to show the description that the title would show but not the actual description. This prompted me to check my init.mongo.js and I noticed that no edits I made in this file were being displayed in the browser. I have read over every file in both the API and UI structure line for line besides the bundle.js files. I could not find much of a difference besides spacing preference. Also I am able to add new issues still via the browser. I have checked in graphql to make sure my new additions via the browser are going through and they are.
So I realized since i posted above that I have to do the following to have my browser reflect the changes in init.mongo.js -
Run using the mongo shell. For remote databases, ensure that the
connection string is supplied in the command line. For example:
localhost:
mongo issuetracker scripts/init.mongo.js
I have ran the command in my mongo shell and in my intergrated terminal with no results, I have added new issues via the GraphQL playground to ensure my details are working, which they are. So I think the source of my confusion is due to my lack of knowledge on where to run the command for init.mongo.js.
So I was in the wrong directory... Here is the proper directory to be in the integrated terminal for anyone else who may have fell into this pitfall as I did.
So I am almost complete with the chapter when I noticed that when I clicked "Select" to show the description that the title would show but not the actual description. This prompted me to check my init.mongo.js and I noticed that no edits I made in this file were being displayed in the browser. I have read over every file in both the API and UI structure line for line besides the bundle.js files. I could not find much of a difference besides spacing preference. Also I am able to add new issues still via the browser. I have checked in graphql to make sure my new additions via the browser are going through and they are.
So I realized since i posted above that I have to do the following to have my browser reflect the changes in init.mongo.js -
I have ran the command in my mongo shell and in my intergrated terminal with no results, I have added new issues via the GraphQL playground to ensure my details are working, which they are. So I think the source of my confusion is due to my lack of knowledge on where to run the command for init.mongo.js.