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Describe the bug The Supabase GraphQL documentation mentions the possibility to enable aggregate
fields using table comments (see: https://supabase.com/docs/guides/graphql/configuration#aggregate). However, when attempting to enable it on a Supabase Cloud project, the feature does not appear in the schema. This looks like either:
- the feature is not yet released despite being documented, or
- there is a bug in the extension where the configuration is silently ignored.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- On Supabase Cloud, with pg_graphql v1.5.11 (Postgres 17.4.1.074), open the SQL Editor.
- Run:
comment on table "TableName" is e'@graphql({"aggregate": {"enabled": true}})';
- Go to the GraphQL schema explorer in Supabase Studio or introspect the schema via GraphQL.
- Notice that the
aggregate
field is not exposed on the type.
Expected behavior The GraphQL schema should expose an aggregate
field on the BlogPost
type when aggregate.enabled = true
, as described in the documentation.
Screenshots No SQL error is returned when applying the comment, but the field is missing from the schema. Example from the GraphQL Explorer:
# Expected to see something like:
aggregate {
count
...
}
# But aggregate is not present.
Versions:
- PostgreSQL: 17.4.1.074
- pg_graphql: 1.5.11 (Supabase Cloud)
Additional context
- The related PR implementing aggregate support is Add support for aggregate functions #589 (merged May 2025).
- The last pg_graphql release on GitHub is from February 2025, so it seems the feature has not been released yet.
- However, the Supabase documentation already describes
aggregate
as available, which creates confusion.
Security This is not a security issue.
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