Name operations #1700
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alternative to #1651
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alternative to #1651
allows specification of operation name when delegating without a default. no need to allow a function as discussed there, as caller will always have access to the existing operation name under the info argument.
you can use the subschema createProxyingResolver option to enable setting the operation for delegation to a subschema when wrapping or stitching subschemas.
you can also just set the operation name in a transform (now that the second argument of a transformRequest function is the delegationContext)
you can also set the operation name within the executor function, now that info argument is passed there.