Benjie
Excellent to see this written up in spec edits; thanks for the work @JoviDeCroock :raised_hands: Relevant: Lee's essentially equivalent proposal: https://github.com/graphql/graphql-wg/discussions/1096 --- Despite the simplicity of the solution and the...
> I would expect this? Because custom scalars are not specified, how to interpret them has to be passed out of band. @martinbonnin Right; but you are now giving two...
@martinbonnin Clients don't currently implement parseLiteral _or_ parseValue - these are server-side functions used to interpret the data sent from clients to the server. When clients receive scalars they typically...
> would unlock a lot of use cases like getting the @semanticNonNull directive to deal better with nullability. Yes, I'm a huge proponent of metadata directives and have done a...
See also this comment from me on how anonymous types are handled and why you should use setof: https://github.com/graphile/crystal/issues/2331#issuecomment-2616799168 There's also another example in a follow-up comment in that same...
Noted by @machineghost in https://github.com/graphile/crystal/issues/2331#issuecomment-2619817931: > As a side note, `returns table` is extremely popular in Stack Overflow PostgreSQL function examples, so anyone learning from SO (ie. a very healthy...
I'm surprised it doesn't already exist! Please go ahead and add it. I really need to make it so that the "applying defaults" phase isn't shown through its current "multiplication"...
None; assuming it doesn’t break anything. I think it used to be because main was where the GitHub pages site deployed from? Anyway go ahead; we can always change it...
For this issue to get more attention, I suggest you bring it to a GraphQL Working Group; the next one is on Thursday: https://github.com/graphql/graphql-wg/blob/main/agendas/2024/03-Mar/07-wg-primary.md
`prettier` is the formatter I use. You can also use `print(parse(document))` using `import { print, parse } from 'graphql'` in JS, though it does not to text wrapping/etc.