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Arda TANRIKULU

Mesh SDK boilerplate generation & nx monorepo integration

@domjtalbot That's very interesting! Would you create a PR to our docs that points to your project?

Mesh SDK boilerplate generation & nx monorepo integration

Sorry for the late response @domjtalbot ! Where would be the best place for you?

fix(build): use correct path for relative imports of external modules + bracket notation

Thanks for the PR! I think this has been fixed in the recent releases. If not, let me know :)

Cache should interpolate env at runtime

You should use `{env.REDIS_HOST}` instead because `${}` is handled by YAML processor while `{}` is handled by Mesh itself. https://the-guild.dev/graphql/mesh/docs/guides/dynamic-vars Closing this issue for now. Feel free to create a...

Field Argument Type Rewriter Transform

Instead of a transform, you can add a new field and use `@resolveTo` directive to the actual field then set the argument value from the context. Let's say this is...

TypeResolver of GraphQL interface type is not working

GraphQL JIT is not used anymore so this doesn't seem to be an issue. Let us know if the issue persists so we can reopen the issue.

MSGraph Odata query sub objects error

Maybe this example helps? https://github.com/Urigo/graphql-mesh/tree/master/examples/odata-msgraph-programmatic-ts

@graphql-mesh/transform-filter-schema prevents creation of index.d.ts

Seems to be fixed in the latest version. Let us know if the issue persists.

{"status":"INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR","code":9432,"message":"Your session has expired. Please login.","statusCode":500};

Closing the issue due to the missing reproduction. Feel free to create a new issue with a clear reproduction. Thanks!

fix: restore serialization of DateTime scalar to pre-1.2.0 (values must be serialized to string, not to instance of Date) + clarify that timestamps are ECMAScript (milliseconds), not unix timestamps (seconds)

Thank you for the PR! But we decided to introduce a new scalar that is based on string; `LocalDateTime`. You can use it instead of `DateTime` if you want to...