Jacob Thomason

@MattBred did you figure out what was wrong in your case? In my case it was due to a duplicate type being registered.

So, I've run into this issue again. There is, without a doubt, issues with the interface implementation. I went ahead and used a union return type annotation to get around...

To further expand on this. A simple BC solution would be to add a new method to the `AuthenticationServiceInterface`. Something like `function getAuthenticationPolicy(): AuthenticationPolicy`. The `AuthenticationPolicy` class can define defaults...

FWIW we've put our auth layer higher in the stack and forgone the need for this within GraphQLite. I still think that it's a better assumption that operations require authentication...

@moufmouf yea, as I was saying, we just put a layer in front of GraphQL to handle this, it can definitely wait. Unfortunately, the solution requires us to parse the...

Following back on this. I think the `@Logged` annotation should be deprecated and removed from this lib entirely. I just don't see why we need auth being handled in this...

We might consider providing an abstract phpunit test class or trait for this. We've created a way of executing operations for tests using the following PHPUnit test class: ```php

I was finally able to get custom scalar types working. The issue, at the end of the day was that the mapper must **not** return a new instance of the...

I'm reopening this issue. I've updated to the latest code and things have broken with type mapping. I have most of it pieced together again, but the custom scalar type...

Okay, after some digging, I was able to figure out the issue. I'll leave some details here for other folks that might come across this. Firstly, you're going to want...