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Extract input extensions in extractExtensionDefinitions #948
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I made this MR more minimal, so that it doesn't require Update: I think consensus for this feature was reached in #641 |
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This is awesome @jure - thanks very much!
Thanks @hwillson! 🎉 |
At the risk of sounding naggy, any chance of that prophesied 4.0.0 release? :) |
@jure Haha - not naggy at all! I've been meaning to post back here with an update; I ran into a world of hurt trying to get |
TODO:
This is a sort of exploratory thing, so apologies if it doesn't tick all of the boxes. The story is that
graphql
added input extensions in graphql/graphql-js#1373 (14.0.0) and I expected this to automatically work withgraphql-tools
. But it's actually missing a thing fromextractExtensionDefinitions
that would make it 'just work'. So I added that in this PR, but since it also requires updating tographql
14.0.0, some tests break.Not sure how to proceed, so I'd be super happy for some guidance, and happy to brings this through to the end.