Fix for #409 #414
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Fix for #409 #414
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Any news on this pull request? I have also encountered this issue. |
edacostacambioupgrade
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I have also just run into this. Any knowledge of the fix for this |
vojtapol
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# Conflicts: # src/main/kotlin/graphql/kickstart/tools/SchemaParser.kt
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Fixes #409
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I tried to fix #409 with this PR. Quick rundown of the problem and what my attempt to fix it was:
This commit 10ee43f tried to address #385 by using
GraphQLInputObjectTypesinstead of justGraphQLTypeReferences. TheGraphQLInputObjectTypeswill be populated with a full list of field definitions, which in turn will createGraphQLInputObjectTypesif necessary. The stackoverflow occured when a field needed to create aGraphQLInputObjectType, which then would have a reference back to any ancestor in the creation chain. Since at that point the ancestor did not yet exist in theinputObjectslist the function tries to create it again, which restarts the whole chain.My fix: Instead of using
GraphQLInputObjectTypesfor everything we keep a list of all ancestors (called referencingInputObjects). If we then encounter a type which already is in this list we return aGraphQLTypeReferenceinstead of the fullGraphQLInputObjectTypeagain. This should hopefully allow #385 to still be functional, while also fixing #409, although i did not test, for that. So maybe someone more knowledgeable should have a look at the specific use-case of #385