Hi,
The Shopify GraphQL app does not have read_inventory_transfers and write_inventory_transfers scopes.
Hi @David_DB
Not all scopes are available on the GraphiQL app, in some cases this is intentional. One option could be to create your own custom app, and add these scopes so you can perform queries and mutations that require this scope.
Is there a list of permissions available for this app? I’d like to run some tests with automatically adding products to the database, and I wanted to use this app for that. Am I correct in assuming that if I’m missing some permissions, I just need to reinstall it on the organization with the proper scopes selected?
Hi LIam,
But the whole point of the GraphiQL app is to be able to test queries easier than in your own app….
It’s not too difficult to just grab an access token from a custom app and run it in Postman. And Postman will load all the schema and let you access everything similarly to the Shopify GraphiQL app.
While the majority of queries can be tested with the GraphiQL app in the admin, there are some that are intentionally not available. From our docs:
Some scopes aren’t available within the GraphiQL app. The app also can’t be used to access data owned by other apps. If you’re developing an app, then you should use a local GraphiQL instance instead.
If you use a local GraphiQL instance can the query be run?
@lynthius - we don’t have a public list of available scopes, but I’ll see if this can be exposed. You should be able to test adding products with this app though.
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Yes, adding products works fine