Paul Bakker

This is being worked on by folks at Netflix, and is expected to be contributed soon.

Interesting, we don't typically use the schema definition like that. What's the use case?

@rachanamamillapalli This is unrelated to Spring. The error shows `java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.netflix.graphql.dgs.client.WebClientGraphQLClient`, so you're likely just missing the dgs-client dependency on your (runtime) classpath.

I think this makes a lot of sense based on the new GraphQLContext. To help design this properly, could you describe some real-world use cases you have in mind that...

What do you mean by that?

Ok, I get it now. That's a good point that I hadn't considered. So far we've preferred this mechanism because it always gets you the latest version, and you won't...

What's the exact problem you're having with `dgs.graphql.path`? As for the general question the only answer I can give is "Probably, when the needs arrises". If there is anything _specific_...

Websockets don't have HTTP headers, which is why you can't use regular headers for this. At Netflix we use a filter that basically takes the bearer out of a URL...

Yes, definitely interested. It hasn't been an issue for us because we already had the authz filters available for Spring Boot, but ideally, it should just work out of the...

@lmy654 thanks for working on this. It looks like the mechanism is designed to have all dataloaders be configured in the same way. Is that correct? I'm wondering if it's...