Hii there,
I just noticed that in 4.x, the Cake\Http\Response::send() method got removed (somehow, I never got any deprecation errors about it).
This breaks an entire component I have build and my app relies on pretty heavily for the GraphQL API.
My question is how I can replace this method and send the response I’ve build immediately.
May not be the “cake way”, but it works:
$responseEmitter = new \Cake\Http\ResponseEmitter();
$responseEmitter->emit($response);
Why do you need to send response? Just return the response instance and let the regular request flow continue.
Because somehow it can’t.
When I try to return the response instance, it just completely ignores any changes I’ve made to it.
Are you remembering that the response instance is not mutable? You need to do $response = $response->blah(), not just $response->blah().
Oh, no, I thought it was mutable…
I’ll fix it tonight 
Could you share me how to integrate graphql
My website is Open-Source, feel free to have a look around these places in particular:
It’s kind of a hot mess but oh well.
Am still considering to make a nicer to use GraphQL integration for OSS