insomnia: GraphQL request are adding field "operationName" which results in a failed call.

I’m still getting this issue.

Version: Insomnia 2022.7.5 Build date: 19.01.2023 г. OS: Windows_NT x64 10.0.22621 Electron: 22.0.0 Node: 16.17.1 V8: 10.8.168.20-electron.0 Architecture: x64

Same here. Please reopen this issue !

Same. It won’t work. For some reason, newly created requests are not functioning while existing requests are working properly.

Hi folks, this should be fixed on latest 2022.7.5

I’m still getting this issue.

Version: Insomnia 2022.7.5 Build date: 19.01.2023 г. OS: Windows_NT x64 10.0.22621 Electron: 22.0.0 Node: 16.17.1 V8: 10.8.168.20-electron.0 Architecture: x64

Request in Insomnia:

query {
	reservations(
		input: {
			driverId: "bd073db9-1de9-4d1c-896c-2a8400e33525"
		}
	) {
		id
	}
}

Actual request sent:

{"query":"query {\n\treservations(\n\t\tinput: {\n\t\t\tdriverId: \"dc8ef8b1-5591-43f7-9732-29a03fa45cb6\"\n\t\t}\n\t) {\n\t\tid\n\t}\n}\n","operationName":"Operations"}

Creating a new request (NOT duplicating a bugged one) and copying the query/mutation seems to be a workaround

+1. Running 2022.7.5, when duplicating a query, I get the extra "operationName":"Operations" field in the query being sent to the server, which breaks the server. Creating the query from scratch seems to solve it. Another alternative is to use “Copy to Curl”, modify the generated curl output, and then paste it into a terminal.

Creating a new request (NOT duplicating a bugged one) and copying the query/mutation seems to be a workaround

Version 2023.1.0, the Operations list is empty, but I just clicked it, and it works. Thank you.

It also worked for me. Thanks!

Would like to summarise… One need to select a blank field from empty dropdown. If not "operationName":"Operations" is still being sent. I would still consider this as a bug.

I wasted time looking for a problem somewhere else, until I realized that it was Insomnia setting this field to Operations.

I can’t tell for sure whether this happens only to queries created by duplicating another (although this seems to be the case), but I found a simpler workaround than recreating from scratch or going through curl: Notice the “Operations” label below?

That’s the operationName you’ll get. Just click it and you’ll get a dropdown that already includes the correct query name. Select it and you’re done. Now the request will pass this validation on the server side.

Edit: Your query has to have a name for the name to be pre-populated, like query whatever { ... }. If it doesn’t, then you’ll get an empty list and there’s no way to select anything other than “Operations”. But Insomnia seems to omit operationName when you have an anonymous query anyway, so it’s not a problem.