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Add support for repeatable directives #351
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Hi Marais, Thanks for using the plugin. This appears to relate to graphql/graphql-spec#472 In essence this means that the grammar for the plugin and also graphql-java needs to be extended. graphql-java: The reason it's marking There is a bit of work in this because it cuts across grammar + completion in the plugin, and grammar + schema validation in graphql-java. |
A related issue in graphql-java/graphql-java#1763. |
First - thank you for amazing plugin! |
@lorado hi, I remember about it and plan to implement it during this month. |
Hi guys thanks for the plugin, any updates on this issue? |
@asolopovas hi! I'm working on it right now and plan to fix it this month. |
@vepanimas much appreciated 👌 |
@maraisr Why was this closed? AFAIK this is not yet implemented so it would be good to keep this issue open so it can be closed once it is available to prevent people opening up issues to re-request this feature 👍 |
@stayallive @maraisr actually I'm working on it right now. I'm preparing a v3 update in a separate branch https://github.com/jimkyndemeyer/js-graphql-intellij-plugin/tree/v3, where the process of working with a schema is completely reworked, which will help resolve a lot of issues, especially in scenarios when the schema is split between different files. Also, I'm implementing all the missing parts in the spec: descriptions for schema definitions, |
@vepanimas no worries you already said it was coming and I'm assuming that comment was missed by some 👍 Again many thanks for your work 💪 |
Working perfectly as of version 3.0, thank you. |
Describe the bug
symbols not defined in the correct order, seem to say they're not defined.
ie;
Doesn't like that
source
isn't defined—and yet it is.Which leads me into a second issue;
It doesn't like the
repeatable
keyword used.To Reproduce
Expected behavior
Be happy
Version and Environment Details
Operation system: Windows10
IDE name and version: WebStorm 2020.1.3
Plugin version: 2.5.0
Additional context
Seems to not like anything defined after it had been used
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