Nick Dubelman

Above solution worked for me, not quite sure why?

Ahhh I think I figured out the ideal way to do this. The basic concept is that when you retrieve the loader, you use a function that binds whatever args...

Oops, nevermind. With the approach I had, you create a new data loader each time which defeats the point

Yeah but even if you can, that feels wrong because the parameters are for the entire request, not for each individual key. You could just use the 0th key's params...

I’m not sure what you mean by “every data source a loader needs.” The situation I am describing is as simple as “trying to data load something that needs arguments.”...

@AlecAivazis hunted this down.. When returning via `.All()` in a resolver, we need to first call `.CollectFields()` on the query (which could possibly error). Regarding the docs, I think the...