Adam Scarr

I think that already exists @ermik Did you see https://github.com/99designs/gqlgen/tree/master/opentracing and the example use in https://github.com/99designs/gqlgen/blob/master/example/dataloader/server/server.go?

An alternative approach would be something like: ```yaml User: embed: github.com/steebchen/keskin-api/prisma.User interface: github.com/steebchen/keskin-api/prisma.IUser ``` Anything implementing the interface would automatically embed the given type, if one is set. Multiple inheritance...

So don't use trimpath? gqlgen doesnt get shipped to your servers, its a tool used in your ci/dev environment. We might start inlining templates again, but its trading off a...

> The only way to batch this is to execute all the resolvers concurrently in goroutines [... and] just wait for an arbitrary interval. This is what gqlgen does, we...

> I'm not sure that thunks affect "cleanness", safety or stack traces? If anything, thunks seem simpler to me than spawning and waiting for goroutines. By safe I mostly mean...

related #520

Thanks for writing this up. If you already have something working it would help visualise this. ``` func (r *entityResolver) FindManyRaceCarsByID( ctx context.Context, reps interface{}, ) ([]*graphql.RaceCar, error) { recaCarsRepresentations...

99designs uses it as a router in front of our app servers. On 5 Oct. 2016 18:50, "Cyril David" [email protected] wrote: > Heroku is about to use it -- the...

I agree! For public plugins tags are :ok_hand:, you don't want unexpected changes to external repos breaking builds. For internal plugins you really want this instant cascade, maybe following master,...

I've started work in a new parser that should support all of these and a bunch of other new features like schema extensions. It's up to Tony if that lands...