Reference

operations.manifestGroups queries

Package Trax.Api.GraphQL·Surface GraphQL schema·Source ManifestGroupQueries.cs

ManifestGroupQueries, the type behind operations { manifestGroups { ... } }.

The operations.manifestGroups namespace exposes every read scoped to manifest groups: the paged list, single-group lookup, and the cross-group dependency graph the dashboard renders as a DAG. The list lives here (rather than as a sibling of manifests at the operations root) because both the namespace and a sibling manifestGroups field would camelCase to the same name in the schema, and HotChocolate would silently drop one.

groups

Returns a paginated list of manifest groups, ordered by ID descending. Supports both offset-based and keyset cursor pagination.

query {
  operations {
    manifestGroups {
      groups(skip: 0, take: 10) {
        items {
          id
          name
          maxActiveJobs
          priority
          isEnabled
          createdAt
          updatedAt
        }
        totalCount
        isEstimatedCount
        skip
        take
        nextCursor
      }
    }
  }
}

Returns: PagedResult<ManifestGroupSummary>

ManifestGroupSummary fields

group

Single-group lookup by ID. Used by dashboards to pre-populate the group settings form before sending an updateManifestGroup patch.

query {
  operations {
    manifestGroups {
      group(id: 7) {
        id
        name
        maxActiveJobs
        priority
        isEnabled
      }
    }
  }
}

Returns: ManifestGroupSummary (nullable; null when the group does not exist).

stats

Execution roll-up for a set of manifest groups in a single round-trip: manifest count, executions by state, and last run per group. Backs the per-group stat columns on the dashboard's manifest groups list, which calls it with just the ids of the visible page, through the same IOperationsService.GetManifestGroupExecutionStatsAsync call. Every requested id gets a row (zeros when the group has no manifests or executions), returned in the order requested so the caller can zip it to its rows. The metadata side is served by ix_metadata_manifest_state and the manifest side by ix_manifest_manifest_group_id.

query {
  operations {
    manifestGroups {
      stats(groupIds: [1, 2, 7]) {
        groupId
        manifestCount
        totalExecutions
        completed
        failed
        inProgress
        lastRun
        lastEndedRunFailed
      }
    }
  }
}

Returns: [ManifestGroupStats!]!

ManifestGroupStats fields

graph

Returns the 1-hop cross-group dependency neighborhood for a manifest group: every group containing a manifest the focal group's manifests depend on (upstream), every group containing a manifest depending on the focal group's manifests (downstream), and the focal group itself. Edges are directed parent → dependent.

query {
  operations {
    manifestGroups {
      graph(groupId: 7) {
        nodes { id name isHighlighted isEnabled }
        edges { fromId toId }
      }
    }
  }
}

Returns: ManifestGroupDependencyGraph (nullable). Returns null only when the group does not exist. Empty groups still return a single-node graph (focal group, no edges) so the UI can render the focal node.

dependencyGraph

The whole cross-group dependency graph in one shot: every manifest group as a node and every cross-group dependency (a manifest in one group depending on a manifest in another) as a directed parent → dependent edge. Nothing is highlighted. Backs the global DAG the dashboard renders on the manifest-groups page; graph(groupId) is the same shape narrowed to one group's neighborhood.

query {
  operations {
    manifestGroups {
      dependencyGraph {
        nodes { id name isHighlighted isEnabled }
        edges { fromId toId }
      }
    }
  }
}

Returns: ManifestGroupDependencyGraph! (never null; empty when there are no groups). Same-group dependencies are excluded, so a deployment whose groups never depend on each other returns nodes with no edges.

ManifestGroupDependencyGraph fields

DependencyGraphNode fields

DependencyGraphEdge fields

See also

• Queries
• operations.manifestGroups mutations