Add bid caps back #206
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I was testing the new graphql looking to stream live auctions and bid information, then realized the BID_AUCTION capability was changed last update. Outside of this breaking existing indexer logic that requires performing local calls now, I am unclear what the harm in having this important data readily available?
I was testing the new graphql looking to stream live auctions and bid information, then realized the BID_AUCTION capability was changed last update. Outside of this breaking existing indexer logic that requires performing local calls now, I am unclear what the harm in having this important data readily available?
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I was testing the new graphql endpoint looking to stream live auctions and bid information, then realized the BID_AUCTION capability was changed last update. Outside of this breaking existing indexer logic that requires performing local calls now, I am unclear what the harm in having this important data readily available?