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GraphQL Ruby has support for client directives now. It could potentially reduce the surface area of this library by quite a bit.
We have quite a bit code that seems to be responsible for generating the SDL.
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Hey @daemonsy! 👋 How about just adding the support for directives, without thinning out the gem's codebase for now? :) I assume it should be simple. 🤔
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Yea that was what I was thinking in my spike. We could detect that native directives are supported and call a branch of code.
It wasn't hard, it just produced slightly different results (e.g. definitions of the directives itself) that caused the tests to fail.
I think the old code can be removed when GraphQL 1.13.x and 2.0.x are the dominant versions.
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GraphQL Ruby has support for client directives now. It could potentially reduce the surface area of this library by quite a bit.
We have quite a bit code that seems to be responsible for generating the SDL.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: