@P_V_Nair I ran similar query and then checked Query Performance, in my case it is picking oak:index/fragment which is not causing the above traversal error. See the screen shot below:   Can you please check the query performance on your system using explain query and determine which index is getti...

@pradeepdubey82 Please follow below blog for step by step process. This will answer all your queries: https://www.albinsblog.com/2021/10/how-to-deliver-headless-content-through-graphql-api-and-content-fragments-in-aem.html#.Y6Bce3ZBw2w   Let me know, if you face any issue, in following these steps. ...

I believe you must be using 6.5 on your local which might not be an inplace upgrade. @troubleshooter3 In comments you have mentioned that its a migration from aem6.3 to 6.5. If so it is, can you please elaborate how you have created CFs in aem6.3. Using Simple Fragment as OOTB template, or you have ...

Glad that it worked.  Not sure why this is needed as I have added all CF to custom site.  @pradeepdubey82 Does the above mean, that you have defined a custom Endpoint instead of OOTB Global Endpoint? If that is so, custom Global Endpoint will work perfectly with External System, it is only the graph...

@pradeepdubey82  cfm-graphql-index-def.1.0.0.zip may not resolve the above issue, but it is an essential package from Query Performance perspective.    Coming back to the issue, this is essentially a CSRF issue, as pointed by others. Please check below link : https://www.albinsblog.com/2021/10/how-t...

I twisted the query a bit and found that variable argument you are passing to the main fragment, is indeed passing to nested fragment. Please check below, main Content Fragment does not have any variations, while nested fragment has 2 variations, when I pass "test" as parameter, it picks "test" vari...

@pradeepdubey82  Can you please share the screen shot of the query you are trying and resultant error.   Also, have you also installed following essential packages : Graph QL OAK Index (cfm-graphql-index-def-1.0.0.zip)GraphiQL Developer tool (graphiql-0.0.6.zip)   Also, please follow step by step pr...

@spidey1405 Not exactly the above query, but below one worked for me: query($variation:String!){articleList( variation: $variation) {items {_pathreferencearticle {_path_variations}main {htmlmarkdownplaintextjson}}}}

@GS04 It appears to be a User Permission Issue, can you please make sure the user you are logged in and trying to browse through CF Models console has below permission on /conf/global/settings/dam/cfm   You need to have create rights to see the create button 

@spidey1405  I believe there is no single query, which could get a variation of a nested fragments, but I could come up with below set of queries to achieve this: With below query, you can get the variation name of a nested fragment: {articleByPath (_path: "/content/dam/wknd/en/magazine/skitouring/s...