Jesse

This could probably get a "hotfix" by climbing the path until a valid module is found, this seems to work from my testing, but a better solution is probably possible.

There's now an [issue](https://github.com/golang/go/issues/65350) in https://github.com/golang/go, but the hotfix is likely much more likely to work on a quick timeline.

I would settle for even an analogue of emmet syntax, I **very** frequently use basic things like `div*5` and `div.flex.flex-row.gap-2`, it doesn't necessarily need to be a full Emmet snippet...

If this is to be closed as complete, is there a full example of how to get SvelteKit working with deno? Bits and pieces aren't great for future reference.

This behavior is also inconsistent between custom types and builtins from what I've observed

You can get around this using `graphql.AddError` like: ```go if err != nil { graphql.AddError(ctx, err) return nil, nil } ```

Getting this too, but with `vector::_M_range_check: __n (which is 10) >= this->size() (which is 10)`. File size is 5.6k, if that matters

Could the function for resolving get the same inputs as a `load` ? I also don't think mixing this into scalars is a great idea, wouldn't that mangle this clientside...

I just mean treating it as a server-side type like a scalar in the config is a little mixed isn't it? Putting it in `scalars` with all of this server->client...

I think the thinking for streamlining should probably start at where other than routes a user might get a variable from: - Query parameters - Maybe the session - Event...