Shane Krueger

Ok, makes sense. One question: In your 'before' list I do not see GraphQL.Authorization. Are you adding authorization? If so, I suggest using the authorization library included within GraphQL.Server.All.

I can help you with the migration. But first, have you read through the migration documents for each version located here: - [Version 3.x to 4.x](https://graphql-dotnet.github.io/docs/migrations/migration4/) - [Version 4.x to...

It looks like you’re upgrading from .NET Core 2.2 to .NET Core 7.0 at the same time - is that correct? Or is this a .NET Framework project?

If you’re still getting the error regarding “IGraphQLTextSerializer not set in DI container” then we should review how it’s wired up in your startup.cs / program.cs files. Can you provide...

Once you have basic “hello world” requests going again then we can fix the date. Probably the date error is due to a field resolver returning a date string for...

> my main project is in .net core 3.1 and one dependent assembly is in 3.1 also,second one using .net standard 2.0 and we are migrating to 6.0. Ok that’s...

The second problem will be due to the GraphQL response not being serialized by the GraphQL serializer implementation. Can you provide the code that the error stops on?

As for the identity client error, I’m not very familiar with that library, but if you post the code that’s causing the issue I could let you know if I...

your startup looks pretty good. you should be able to remove these lines: ```cs services.AddSingleton(s => new FuncServiceProvider(s.GetRequiredService)); services.AddSingleton(); //services.AddSingleton(); services.AddSingleton(); services.AddSingleton(); ``` and then change this line and add...

Can you provide the stack trace for the error you're receiving? Also the definition of the `jobInput` argument and the code that defines the `startDate` and `endDate` fields.