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DeleteMcpServerConfigPayload

The output of our delete McpServerConfig mutation.

type DeleteMcpServerConfigPayload {
  clientMutationId: String
  mcpServerConfig: McpServerConfig
  deletedMcpServerConfigNodeId: ID
  query: Query
  workspace: Workspace
  createdByWorkspaceAccount: WorkspaceAccount
  mcpServerConfigEdge(
    orderBy: [McpServerConfigsOrderBy!] = [PRIMARY_KEY_ASC]
  ): McpServerConfigsEdge
}

Fields​

DeleteMcpServerConfigPayload.clientMutationId ● String scalar​

The exact same clientMutationId that was provided in the mutation input, unchanged and unused. May be used by a client to track mutations.

DeleteMcpServerConfigPayload.mcpServerConfig ● McpServerConfig object​

The McpServerConfig that was deleted by this mutation.

DeleteMcpServerConfigPayload.deletedMcpServerConfigNodeId ● ID scalar​

DeleteMcpServerConfigPayload.query ● Query object​

Our root query field type. Allows us to run any query from our mutation payload.

DeleteMcpServerConfigPayload.workspace ● Workspace object​

Reads a single Workspace that is related to this McpServerConfig.

DeleteMcpServerConfigPayload.createdByWorkspaceAccount ● WorkspaceAccount object​

Reads a single WorkspaceAccount that is related to this McpServerConfig.

DeleteMcpServerConfigPayload.mcpServerConfigEdge ● McpServerConfigsEdge object​

An edge for our McpServerConfig. May be used by Relay 1.

DeleteMcpServerConfigPayload.mcpServerConfigEdge.orderBy ● [McpServerConfigsOrderBy!] list enum​

The method to use when ordering McpServerConfig.

Returned By​

deleteMcpServerConfig mutation ● deleteMcpServerConfigByNodeId mutation