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This issue happens only for projects that contain no content. Sometimes but not always, the request for the Graphql content ("POST http://graphryder.edgeryders.eu/graphql") will result in way too much content (57 MiB in my test, while expecting a few hundred bytes). In the browser, the symptom will that (1) it takes a very long time to load the dashboard and (2) eventually the dashboard will not appear but an error message like this:
Graph.addNode: the "user_8" node already exist in the graph.
Those 57 MiB of GraphQL content could possibly contain everything stored in the Graphryder Neo4J database. I have a local copy of such a 57 MiB reply and here are the first 60 kiB of that reply. In addition, this is the cUrl equivalent of the request that resulted in this 57 MiB reply:
curl 'http://graphryder.edgeryders.eu/graphql' \
-X POST \
-H 'content-type: application/json' \
-H 'Origin: http://graphryder.edgeryders.eu' \
-H 'Connection: keep-alive' \
--data-raw '{"operationName":"getGraphByProject","variables":{"platform":"trustinplay","project":"A Town by the Sea (NOT IN USE)"},"query":"query getGraphByProject($platform: String!, $project: String!) {\n graph: getGraphByProject(platform: $platform, project: $project) {\n attributes\n nodes {\n key\n attributes\n __typename\n }\n edges {\n key\n source\n target\n attributes\n __typename\n }\n __typename\n }\n}\n"}' \
> graphl.txt
This issue is connected with issue #25 in that both affect projects without content, but they are caused by different pieces of code.