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One of the usability issues with the library is that we can't provide good errors for custom scalars (either the types are visible from the generated code, or they're not). In the presence of custom scalars in generated code, we could force the user of the library to specify a module to import the custom scalar types from, as a derive attribute.
Feedback on this would be appreciated before me or someone else implements it :)
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@tomhoule would be very useful to have this option available. Is someone already working on it?
Maybe something like custom_scalar_provider=.... where one can provide the path to the module that implements the necessary scalars or fallback to super::.. if not present.
If help is sill needed me and some of my colleagues can give you a hand with this.
One of the usability issues with the library is that we can't provide good errors for custom scalars (either the types are visible from the generated code, or they're not). In the presence of custom scalars in generated code, we could force the user of the library to specify a module to import the custom scalar types from, as a
derive
attribute.Feedback on this would be appreciated before me or someone else implements it :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: