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Since the second, updating query includes a siteId, my expectation was that the change to the enabled state would only apply to the one site. Instead, the enabled state changes for all sites.\
Additional info
Craft version: Craft Pro 3.7.10
PHP version: 7.4.22
Database driver & version: MySQL 8.0.26
Plugins & versions:
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Just fixed this for Craft 4.0. Unfortunately, I can't push the fix for 3.7, as this is a change in behavior that some people might be unintentionally relying on.
Description
It doesn't appear possible to set a site-specific enabled state withGraphQL mutations.
Steps to reproduce
From the GraphQL explorer, first run something like this to create an entry:
Then, run a follow up migration to enable the entry in one of the sites:
Since the second, updating query includes a siteId, my expectation was that the change to the
enabled
state would only apply to the one site. Instead, the enabled state changes for all sites.\Additional info
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: