Description: The mutation response is the result returned to the client after a mutation is executed in a GraphQL API. In the context of GraphQL, a mutation is an operation that allows modifying data on the server, such as creating, updating, or deleting records. Unlike queries, which only retrieve data, mutations have side effects on the server’s state. The mutation response includes not only confirmation that the operation was successful but also the updated data or the resulting state of the operation. This allows developers and applications to efficiently manage data flow, ensuring that the client has access to the most recent information after making changes. The structure of the mutation response can vary depending on the implementation but generally includes a field indicating the success of the operation and the relevant data that has been modified. This feature is essential for maintaining synchronization between the client and server, especially in applications that require dynamic and real-time interaction with data.
