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[7.0.1 - Stable] API Issues - Unable to access Sandbox and error while fetching container info

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I am trying to create a custom HomeAssistant integration using the current version of the GraphQL API just for fun. I'm aware the API is still pretty beta so I hope my findings help with the development. In the meantime I opened issues on GitHub but I figured I can create a post here so someone can help me with the API setup if I'm doing something wrong or have this documented in case I found actual issues.

 

So here are my findings:

 

1. I'm unable to access the Apollo sandbox => Github Issue

 

While I'm able to fetch data from the API, no matter what I do - I cannot enable the sandbox.

I tried changing the environment to staging, enabling developer multiple times but nothing works and I get the default page.

 

2. I get an error when trying to fetch the docker containers => Github issue

When I try to get docker container info, I get an error - "Cannot return null for non-nullable field Query.dockerContainers"

I suspect that the issue is that I have a container stack using the Docker Compose Manager plugin, but still I think it should at least not crash like this.

 

Any advice/help would be appreciated.

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