Shane Krueger
Shane Krueger
I'm looking at the Conventions project and I see `ResolutionContext.cs:41` throws an error message of the exact type you described. So this problem may be specific to the Conventions project.
If you can write a sample that reproduces the bug using the Conventions project, I can look further at this for you.
`ExecutionFilterAttributeHandler.cs:73` calls `resolutionContext.GetArgument(argument)`. `ResolutionContext.cs:27` pulls the argument from `FieldContext.Arguments` and the value is a `NonNull`. But `ExecutionFilterAttributeHandler.cs:74` calls `Wrapper.Wrap` and eventually gets to `CollectionWrapper.cs:20` which cannot coerce `NonNull` to `IEnumerable`...
Note: I wouldn't be surprised if this bug is partially due to GraphQL.NET v8, which parses all variables once upon initial execution rather than upon demand. For example, maybe the...
@vcup just curious: is this a relatively new GraphQL.NET setup or have you used GraphQL.NET and the GraphQL.Conventions library a long time?
I would suggest considering using only the base GraphQL.NET package without the GraphQL.Conventions layer. The base project supports many of the same features, and I can better answer questions and/or...
The only change was done within https://github.com/graphql-dotnet/server/pull/1131 - perhaps you can take a look and see if any further changes are needed. Note that you can use an old version...
Please post if you have any further comments, or post a PR if you see changes that should be made. Thanks!
Using the mutation-events polyfill, playground seems to working for me with Chrome. - https://developer.chrome.com/blog/mutation-events-deprecation#polyfill - https://github.com/mfreed7/mutation-events-polyfill#readme - https://www.npmjs.com/package/mutation-events
This is currently happening to me on 3.5.1 for every single time cline does a replace_in_file operation, regardless of where in the file it is replacing text. if cline edits...