Yann Simon

For people who would like starting contributing, it can be a nice way to add tests for one example. Step by step, we could reach completion.

@wordrak thanks a lot for the PR. To help me reviewing this, could you explain more what the actual issue is?

instead of creating the term `derive.SuperBanana` that is failing: ``` [error] /Users/yannsimon/projects/sangria-graphql/sangria/modules/derivation/src/test/scala/sangria/macros/derive/DeriveEnumTypeMacroSpec.scala:55:48: not found: value derive [error] val singletonEnum = deriveEnumType[Fruit]() [error] ^ ``` we now create the term `SuperBanana`.

Thanks a lot!

I'm trying to understand your needs. Could you maybe provide some code? There's an example in the tests how to route a request using a `&mut MethodRouter`: https://github.com/tokio-rs/axum/blob/280d16a61059f57230819a79b15aa12a263e8cca/axum/src/routing/method_routing.rs#L1609-L1631 I guess...

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