Heu @JBrake
The “No value present” error typically occurs in GraphQL when the query attempts to access a value that is either missing or not present in the context it expects.
I would check that all variables are recieving the expected values:
- $today
- $tomorrow
- $page
- $limit
After a quick review when defining $tomorrow you might try the plus_time filter rather than the plusDays function. You may also need to throw a render filter on those today functions to ensure the correct computation order.
EDIT: I would also remove the filters slowly to id which is throwing the error.