A query as below returns None for the updated_at field.

query {

    complexity {

        query

    }

    items(ids: [''' + ", ".join(item_ids) + ''']limit: 100) {

        id

        name

        updates{

            id

            updated_at

            created_at

            creator {

                name

            }

        }

    }

}

Below is the example of the response. It returns None for the ‘updated_at’ field.

{'data': {'complexity': {'query': 147},

  'items': s{'id': '5819716479',

    'name': 'AAA',

    'updates': s{'id': '2919516548',

      'updated_at': None,

      'created_at': '2024-02-29T05:22:16Z',

      'creator': {'name': 'XXX'}},

     {'id': '2883433180',

      'updated_at': None,

      'created_at': '2024-02-22T05:14:13Z',

      'creator': {'name': 'XXX'}},

     {'id': '2659876831',

      'updated_at': None,

      'created_at': '2024-01-09T14:35:26Z',

      'creator': {'name': 'XXX'}}]}]},

 'account_id': 16259805

}

The query above has been working well for a while but several days ago this problem just emerged.

If I query the update separately as below, it just returns the updated_at value correctly.

query {

    complexity {

        query

    }

    updates (ids: d''' + ", ".join(update_ids_new) + ''']limit: 1000) {

        body

        id

        updated_at

        created_at

        creator {

            name

            id

        }

    }

}

I think this is a bug. Do anybody know about this problem?