Hi Shopify,
Hope you are doing well. Would just like to report a somewhat counterintuitive result I have found using the graphQL API. What I have noticed is that if you have the read_orders scope (so can retrieve only orders from the last 60 days) and create a query using a updated_date, it does not show the results from the first order that you are allowed to see. Example:
{results:orders(query:"updated_at:>=2021-06-22 00:00:00", first: 4%s) {
orders:edges {
cursor
order:node {
id
createdAt
cancelledAt
updatedAt
cancelReason
displayFinancialStatus
Will give the following result:
{'data': {'results': {'orders': [], 'pageInfo': {'hasNextPage': True}}},
'extensions': {'cost': {'requestedQueryCost': 794,
'actualQueryCost': 2,
'throttleStatus': {'maximumAvailable': 1000.0,
'currentlyAvailable': 998,
'restoreRate': 50.0}}}}
This is of course a bit counterintuitive, as there is a next page, but due to the order not being visible/ allowed to be retrieved, you do not have a cursor that you can use to paginate forward to orders that you are allowed to see (I checked and using just first : 4 does work). I think a more standard expected result would be the query giving the first available orders.
Kind regards,
Tjadi
