Fix relative path logic when eliding subgraph jump for @fromContext
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# Releases ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Minor Changes - Implement new directives to allow getting and setting context. This allows resolvers to reference and access data referenced by entities that exist in the GraphPath that was used to access the field. The following example demonstrates the ability to access the `prop` field within the Child resolver. ([#2988](#2988)) ```graphql type Query { p: Parent! } type Parent @key(fields: "id") @context(name: "context") { id: ID! child: Child! prop: String! } type Child @key(fields: "id") { id: ID! b: String! field(a: String @fromcontext(field: "$context { prop }")): Int! } ``` ### Patch Changes - Updated dependencies \[[`c4744da360235d8bb8270ea048f0e0fa5d03be1e`](c4744da)]: - @apollo/[email protected] - @apollo/[email protected] ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Minor Changes - Implement new directives to allow getting and setting context. This allows resolvers to reference and access data referenced by entities that exist in the GraphPath that was used to access the field. The following example demonstrates the ability to access the `prop` field within the Child resolver. ([#2988](#2988)) ```graphql type Query { p: Parent! } type Parent @key(fields: "id") @context(name: "context") { id: ID! child: Child! prop: String! } type Child @key(fields: "id") { id: ID! b: String! field(a: String @fromcontext(field: "$context { prop }")): Int! } ``` ### Patch Changes - Updated dependencies \[[`c4744da360235d8bb8270ea048f0e0fa5d03be1e`](c4744da), [`daf36bd242ba4db0cfcf0e18c1eed235ff0dfaf2`](daf36bd)]: - @apollo/[email protected] - @apollo/[email protected] - @apollo/[email protected] ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Minor Changes - Implement new directives to allow getting and setting context. This allows resolvers to reference and access data referenced by entities that exist in the GraphPath that was used to access the field. The following example demonstrates the ability to access the `prop` field within the Child resolver. ([#2988](#2988)) ```graphql type Query { p: Parent! } type Parent @key(fields: "id") @context(name: "context") { id: ID! child: Child! prop: String! } type Child @key(fields: "id") { id: ID! b: String! field(a: String @fromcontext(field: "$context { prop }")): Int! } ``` ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Minor Changes - Implement new directives to allow getting and setting context. This allows resolvers to reference and access data referenced by entities that exist in the GraphPath that was used to access the field. The following example demonstrates the ability to access the `prop` field within the Child resolver. ([#2988](#2988)) ```graphql type Query { p: Parent! } type Parent @key(fields: "id") @context(name: "context") { id: ID! child: Child! prop: String! } type Child @key(fields: "id") { id: ID! b: String! field(a: String @fromcontext(field: "$context { prop }")): Int! } ``` ### Patch Changes - Updated dependencies \[[`c4744da360235d8bb8270ea048f0e0fa5d03be1e`](c4744da)]: - @apollo/[email protected] ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Minor Changes - Implement new directives to allow getting and setting context. This allows resolvers to reference and access data referenced by entities that exist in the GraphPath that was used to access the field. The following example demonstrates the ability to access the `prop` field within the Child resolver. ([#2988](#2988)) ```graphql type Query { p: Parent! } type Parent @key(fields: "id") @context(name: "context") { id: ID! child: Child! prop: String! } type Child @key(fields: "id") { id: ID! b: String! field(a: String @fromcontext(field: "$context { prop }")): Int! } ``` ### Patch Changes - Fix relative path logic when eliding subgraph jumps for `@fromContext` ([#3005](#3005)) - Updated dependencies \[[`c4744da360235d8bb8270ea048f0e0fa5d03be1e`](c4744da)]: - @apollo/[email protected] - @apollo/[email protected] ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Patch Changes - Updated dependencies \[[`c4744da360235d8bb8270ea048f0e0fa5d03be1e`](c4744da)]: - @apollo/[email protected] ## [email protected] Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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This PR was opened by the [Changesets release](https://github.com/changesets/action) GitHub action. When you're ready to do a release, you can merge this and the packages will be published to npm automatically. If you're not ready to do a release yet, that's fine, whenever you add more changesets to next, this PR will be updated. # Releases ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Minor Changes - Implement new directives to allow getting and setting context. This allows resolvers to reference and access data referenced by entities that exist in the GraphPath that was used to access the field. The following example demonstrates the ability to access the `prop` field within the Child resolver. ([#2988](#2988)) ```graphql type Query { p: Parent! } type Parent @key(fields: "id") @context(name: "context") { id: ID! child: Child! prop: String! } type Child @key(fields: "id") { id: ID! b: String! field(a: String @fromcontext(field: "$context { prop }")): Int! } ``` ### Patch Changes - Various set context bugfixes ([#3017](#3017)) - Updated dependencies \[[`c4744da360235d8bb8270ea048f0e0fa5d03be1e`](c4744da), [`8a936d741a0c05835ff2533714cf330d18209179`](8a936d7), [`f5fe3e74d36722f78004c1e2e03c77d8b95cd6bf`](f5fe3e7)]: - @apollo/[email protected] - @apollo/[email protected] ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Minor Changes - Implement new directives to allow getting and setting context. This allows resolvers to reference and access data referenced by entities that exist in the GraphPath that was used to access the field. The following example demonstrates the ability to access the `prop` field within the Child resolver. ([#2988](#2988)) ```graphql type Query { p: Parent! } type Parent @key(fields: "id") @context(name: "context") { id: ID! child: Child! prop: String! } type Child @key(fields: "id") { id: ID! b: String! field(a: String @fromcontext(field: "$context { prop }")): Int! } ``` ### Patch Changes - Various set context bugfixes ([#3017](#3017)) - Updated dependencies \[[`c4744da360235d8bb8270ea048f0e0fa5d03be1e`](c4744da), [`8a936d741a0c05835ff2533714cf330d18209179`](8a936d7), [`daf36bd242ba4db0cfcf0e18c1eed235ff0dfaf2`](daf36bd)]: - @apollo/[email protected] - @apollo/[email protected] - @apollo/[email protected] ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Minor Changes - Implement new directives to allow getting and setting context. This allows resolvers to reference and access data referenced by entities that exist in the GraphPath that was used to access the field. The following example demonstrates the ability to access the `prop` field within the Child resolver. ([#2988](#2988)) ```graphql type Query { p: Parent! } type Parent @key(fields: "id") @context(name: "context") { id: ID! child: Child! prop: String! } type Child @key(fields: "id") { id: ID! b: String! field(a: String @fromcontext(field: "$context { prop }")): Int! } ``` ### Patch Changes - Various set context bugfixes ([#3017](#3017)) ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Minor Changes - Implement new directives to allow getting and setting context. This allows resolvers to reference and access data referenced by entities that exist in the GraphPath that was used to access the field. The following example demonstrates the ability to access the `prop` field within the Child resolver. ([#2988](#2988)) ```graphql type Query { p: Parent! } type Parent @key(fields: "id") @context(name: "context") { id: ID! child: Child! prop: String! } type Child @key(fields: "id") { id: ID! b: String! field(a: String @fromcontext(field: "$context { prop }")): Int! } ``` ### Patch Changes - Various set context bugfixes ([#3017](#3017)) - Fix bug in context-matching logic for interfaces-implementing-interfaces (#3014) ([#3015](#3015)) A field is considered to match a context if the field's parent type (in the original query) either has `@context` on it, or implements/is a member of a type with `@context` on it. We ended up missing the case where interfaces implement interfaces; this PR introduces a fix. - Updated dependencies \[[`c4744da360235d8bb8270ea048f0e0fa5d03be1e`](c4744da), [`8a936d741a0c05835ff2533714cf330d18209179`](8a936d7)]: - @apollo/[email protected] ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Minor Changes - Implement new directives to allow getting and setting context. This allows resolvers to reference and access data referenced by entities that exist in the GraphPath that was used to access the field. The following example demonstrates the ability to access the `prop` field within the Child resolver. ([#2988](#2988)) ```graphql type Query { p: Parent! } type Parent @key(fields: "id") @context(name: "context") { id: ID! child: Child! prop: String! } type Child @key(fields: "id") { id: ID! b: String! field(a: String @fromcontext(field: "$context { prop }")): Int! } ``` ### Patch Changes - Various set context bugfixes ([#3017](#3017)) - Fix relative path logic when eliding subgraph jumps for `@fromContext` ([#3005](#3005)) - Updated dependencies \[[`c4744da360235d8bb8270ea048f0e0fa5d03be1e`](c4744da), [`8a936d741a0c05835ff2533714cf330d18209179`](8a936d7), [`f5fe3e74d36722f78004c1e2e03c77d8b95cd6bf`](f5fe3e7)]: - @apollo/[email protected] - @apollo/[email protected] ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Patch Changes - Various set context bugfixes ([#3017](#3017)) - Updated dependencies \[[`c4744da360235d8bb8270ea048f0e0fa5d03be1e`](c4744da), [`8a936d741a0c05835ff2533714cf330d18209179`](8a936d7)]: - @apollo/[email protected] ## [email protected] ### Patch Changes - Various set context bugfixes ([#3017](#3017)) Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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…#3005) This PR makes some changes to #2988, specifically: - It fixes a bug where the relative path is computed incorrectly when a subgraph jump is skipped/elided in the case of `@fromContext`. - It changes the selection-set-to-renamer conversion logic to create multiple inline fragments instead of introducing a new syntax, in the case of a type condition on an abstract type. (This saves us from having to update router to understand it.) - It tweaks the iteration over the `GraphPath` in `canSatisfyConditions()` to be cleaner/easier to understand. - When I looked at that code again, I noticed it was strange that we initialized `levelsInDataPath` at `1` even though we aren't guaranteed that the last element in `GraphPath` is a field. The gist is that at the first match, we know it's a field, so that ends up being okay. But I think it's easier to understand code-wise if both `levelsInQueryPath` and `levelsInDataPath` start off at 0, and every time we get a new element (at the start of the `for` block) we increment the counts accordingly.
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# Releases ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Minor Changes - Implement new directives to allow getting and setting context. This allows resolvers to reference and access data referenced by entities that exist in the GraphPath that was used to access the field. The following example demonstrates the ability to access the `prop` field within the Child resolver. ([#2988](#2988)) ```graphql type Query { p: Parent! } type Parent @key(fields: "id") @context(name: "context") { id: ID! child: Child! prop: String! } type Child @key(fields: "id") { id: ID! b: String! field(a: String @fromcontext(field: "$context { prop }")): Int! } ``` ### Patch Changes - Updated dependencies \[[`c4744da360235d8bb8270ea048f0e0fa5d03be1e`](c4744da)]: - @apollo/[email protected] - @apollo/[email protected] ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Minor Changes - Implement new directives to allow getting and setting context. This allows resolvers to reference and access data referenced by entities that exist in the GraphPath that was used to access the field. The following example demonstrates the ability to access the `prop` field within the Child resolver. ([#2988](#2988)) ```graphql type Query { p: Parent! } type Parent @key(fields: "id") @context(name: "context") { id: ID! child: Child! prop: String! } type Child @key(fields: "id") { id: ID! b: String! field(a: String @fromcontext(field: "$context { prop }")): Int! } ``` ### Patch Changes - Updated dependencies \[[`c4744da360235d8bb8270ea048f0e0fa5d03be1e`](c4744da), [`daf36bd242ba4db0cfcf0e18c1eed235ff0dfaf2`](daf36bd)]: - @apollo/[email protected] - @apollo/[email protected] - @apollo/[email protected] ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Minor Changes - Implement new directives to allow getting and setting context. This allows resolvers to reference and access data referenced by entities that exist in the GraphPath that was used to access the field. The following example demonstrates the ability to access the `prop` field within the Child resolver. ([#2988](#2988)) ```graphql type Query { p: Parent! } type Parent @key(fields: "id") @context(name: "context") { id: ID! child: Child! prop: String! } type Child @key(fields: "id") { id: ID! b: String! field(a: String @fromcontext(field: "$context { prop }")): Int! } ``` ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Minor Changes - Implement new directives to allow getting and setting context. This allows resolvers to reference and access data referenced by entities that exist in the GraphPath that was used to access the field. The following example demonstrates the ability to access the `prop` field within the Child resolver. ([#2988](#2988)) ```graphql type Query { p: Parent! } type Parent @key(fields: "id") @context(name: "context") { id: ID! child: Child! prop: String! } type Child @key(fields: "id") { id: ID! b: String! field(a: String @fromcontext(field: "$context { prop }")): Int! } ``` ### Patch Changes - Updated dependencies \[[`c4744da360235d8bb8270ea048f0e0fa5d03be1e`](c4744da)]: - @apollo/[email protected] ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Minor Changes - Implement new directives to allow getting and setting context. This allows resolvers to reference and access data referenced by entities that exist in the GraphPath that was used to access the field. The following example demonstrates the ability to access the `prop` field within the Child resolver. ([#2988](#2988)) ```graphql type Query { p: Parent! } type Parent @key(fields: "id") @context(name: "context") { id: ID! child: Child! prop: String! } type Child @key(fields: "id") { id: ID! b: String! field(a: String @fromcontext(field: "$context { prop }")): Int! } ``` ### Patch Changes - Fix relative path logic when eliding subgraph jumps for `@fromContext` ([#3005](#3005)) - Updated dependencies \[[`c4744da360235d8bb8270ea048f0e0fa5d03be1e`](c4744da)]: - @apollo/[email protected] - @apollo/[email protected] ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Patch Changes - Updated dependencies \[[`c4744da360235d8bb8270ea048f0e0fa5d03be1e`](c4744da)]: - @apollo/[email protected] ## [email protected] Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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This PR was opened by the [Changesets release](https://github.com/changesets/action) GitHub action. When you're ready to do a release, you can merge this and the packages will be published to npm automatically. If you're not ready to do a release yet, that's fine, whenever you add more changesets to next, this PR will be updated. # Releases ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Minor Changes - Implement new directives to allow getting and setting context. This allows resolvers to reference and access data referenced by entities that exist in the GraphPath that was used to access the field. The following example demonstrates the ability to access the `prop` field within the Child resolver. ([#2988](#2988)) ```graphql type Query { p: Parent! } type Parent @key(fields: "id") @context(name: "context") { id: ID! child: Child! prop: String! } type Child @key(fields: "id") { id: ID! b: String! field(a: String @fromcontext(field: "$context { prop }")): Int! } ``` ### Patch Changes - Various set context bugfixes ([#3017](#3017)) - Updated dependencies \[[`c4744da360235d8bb8270ea048f0e0fa5d03be1e`](c4744da), [`8a936d741a0c05835ff2533714cf330d18209179`](8a936d7), [`f5fe3e74d36722f78004c1e2e03c77d8b95cd6bf`](f5fe3e7)]: - @apollo/[email protected] - @apollo/[email protected] ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Minor Changes - Implement new directives to allow getting and setting context. This allows resolvers to reference and access data referenced by entities that exist in the GraphPath that was used to access the field. The following example demonstrates the ability to access the `prop` field within the Child resolver. ([#2988](#2988)) ```graphql type Query { p: Parent! } type Parent @key(fields: "id") @context(name: "context") { id: ID! child: Child! prop: String! } type Child @key(fields: "id") { id: ID! b: String! field(a: String @fromcontext(field: "$context { prop }")): Int! } ``` ### Patch Changes - Various set context bugfixes ([#3017](#3017)) - Updated dependencies \[[`c4744da360235d8bb8270ea048f0e0fa5d03be1e`](c4744da), [`8a936d741a0c05835ff2533714cf330d18209179`](8a936d7), [`daf36bd242ba4db0cfcf0e18c1eed235ff0dfaf2`](daf36bd)]: - @apollo/[email protected] - @apollo/[email protected] - @apollo/[email protected] ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Minor Changes - Implement new directives to allow getting and setting context. This allows resolvers to reference and access data referenced by entities that exist in the GraphPath that was used to access the field. The following example demonstrates the ability to access the `prop` field within the Child resolver. ([#2988](#2988)) ```graphql type Query { p: Parent! } type Parent @key(fields: "id") @context(name: "context") { id: ID! child: Child! prop: String! } type Child @key(fields: "id") { id: ID! b: String! field(a: String @fromcontext(field: "$context { prop }")): Int! } ``` ### Patch Changes - Various set context bugfixes ([#3017](#3017)) ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Minor Changes - Implement new directives to allow getting and setting context. This allows resolvers to reference and access data referenced by entities that exist in the GraphPath that was used to access the field. The following example demonstrates the ability to access the `prop` field within the Child resolver. ([#2988](#2988)) ```graphql type Query { p: Parent! } type Parent @key(fields: "id") @context(name: "context") { id: ID! child: Child! prop: String! } type Child @key(fields: "id") { id: ID! b: String! field(a: String @fromcontext(field: "$context { prop }")): Int! } ``` ### Patch Changes - Various set context bugfixes ([#3017](#3017)) - Fix bug in context-matching logic for interfaces-implementing-interfaces (#3014) ([#3015](#3015)) A field is considered to match a context if the field's parent type (in the original query) either has `@context` on it, or implements/is a member of a type with `@context` on it. We ended up missing the case where interfaces implement interfaces; this PR introduces a fix. - Updated dependencies \[[`c4744da360235d8bb8270ea048f0e0fa5d03be1e`](c4744da), [`8a936d741a0c05835ff2533714cf330d18209179`](8a936d7)]: - @apollo/[email protected] ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Minor Changes - Implement new directives to allow getting and setting context. This allows resolvers to reference and access data referenced by entities that exist in the GraphPath that was used to access the field. The following example demonstrates the ability to access the `prop` field within the Child resolver. ([#2988](#2988)) ```graphql type Query { p: Parent! } type Parent @key(fields: "id") @context(name: "context") { id: ID! child: Child! prop: String! } type Child @key(fields: "id") { id: ID! b: String! field(a: String @fromcontext(field: "$context { prop }")): Int! } ``` ### Patch Changes - Various set context bugfixes ([#3017](#3017)) - Fix relative path logic when eliding subgraph jumps for `@fromContext` ([#3005](#3005)) - Updated dependencies \[[`c4744da360235d8bb8270ea048f0e0fa5d03be1e`](c4744da), [`8a936d741a0c05835ff2533714cf330d18209179`](8a936d7), [`f5fe3e74d36722f78004c1e2e03c77d8b95cd6bf`](f5fe3e7)]: - @apollo/[email protected] - @apollo/[email protected] ## @apollo/[email protected] ### Patch Changes - Various set context bugfixes ([#3017](#3017)) - Updated dependencies \[[`c4744da360235d8bb8270ea048f0e0fa5d03be1e`](c4744da), [`8a936d741a0c05835ff2533714cf330d18209179`](8a936d7)]: - @apollo/[email protected] ## [email protected] ### Patch Changes - Various set context bugfixes ([#3017](#3017)) Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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This PR makes some changes to #2988, specifically:
@fromContext.GraphPathincanSatisfyConditions()to be cleaner/easier to understand.levelsInDataPathat1even though we aren't guaranteed that the last element inGraphPathis a field. The gist is that at the first match, we know it's a field, so that ends up being okay. But I think it's easier to understand code-wise if bothlevelsInQueryPathandlevelsInDataPathstart off at 0, and every time we get a new element (at the start of theforblock) we increment the counts accordingly.