Steffen Müller

That would be great. Do have an example of using scalar type ? Couldn't really figure out how to pass them into the build function

@migueloller Thanks for the feedback. Hmm that somehow doesn't work: ```js const {build} = require('graphql-utilities'); const GraphQLDate = new GraphQLScalarType({ name: 'Date', serialize: value => { return value; }, parseValue:...

Yeah to be hontest, that is really confusing :) Because my next thing would be to get two Scalars in one definition. Something like: ```js const {User} = build(` scalar...

Ah ok now I get it. I thought you needed some kind of Object Mapping in the second parameter. Had a look in the code and now it makes sense...

Ok I have on more question on resolving fields: ```js const User = build(` type User { id: UUID! name: String first_name: String last_name: String created_at: Date! updated_at: Date! }...

Like your Extension. If you need a better UI would love to help!

`121.5kB Minified + Gzipped` is more than all our other vendor packages combined https://bundlephobia.com/result?p=@adyen/[email protected] - would be great if you could prioritize this.

You can have a look at the process. AFAIK it's adding stuff to your plst and calling the codesign command on the cli.

@tommoor thanks for sharing this. It should be easy to add the identity to the grunt config and call the codesign command via node

Same here. Local tests run great, remote tests do not run. I'm only testing publicly available websites, so I also tried using the [BROWSERSTACK_NO_LOCAL](https://github.com/DevExpress/testcafe-browser-provider-browserstack/blob/0e1e10b6e94555cbcb24273bfd0bc2e5126ca7e4/src/index.js#L14) Env - no luck it always...