I'm trying to upgrade our version of graphql gem from 2.4.10 to 2.4.11, and this commit changes default InvalidNullError handling.
Because of that change, all of a sudden my response object doesn't have the errors populated within the errors attribute (see example).
Before:
#<GraphQL::Client::Response:0x0000000155d92280
@data=#<#<Module:0x000000015ad35148>::Mutation labelCreate=nil>,
@errors=
#<GraphQL::Client::Errors @messages={"data"=>["Cannot return null for non-nullable field LabelCreatePayload.errors"]} @details={"data"=>[{"message"=>"Cannot return null for non-nullable field LabelCreatePayload.errors", "normalizedPath"=>["data"]}]}>,
@extensions=nil,
@full_response=nil,
@original_hash=
{:http_status=>"200",
"errors"=>[{"message"=>"Cannot return null for non-nullable field LabelCreatePayload.errors"}],
"data"=>{"labelCreate"=>nil}}>
Now:
=> #<GraphQL::Client::Response:0x0000000137d12670
@data=#<#<Module:0x0000000140f316a0>::Mutation labelCreate=nil>,
@errors=#<GraphQL::Client::Errors @messages={} @details={}>,
@extensions=nil,
@full_response=nil,
@original_hash=
{:http_status=>"200",
"errors"=>[{"message"=>"Cannot return null for non-nullable field LabelCreatePayload.errors", "locations"=>[{"line"=>3, "column"=>5}], "path"=>["labelCreate", "errors"]}],
"data"=>{"labelCreate"=>nil}}>
Is this normal? Could I get some help understanding why that may be happening?
I'm trying to upgrade our version of graphql gem from 2.4.10 to 2.4.11, and this commit changes default InvalidNullError handling.
Because of that change, all of a sudden my response object doesn't have the errors populated within the errors attribute (see example).
Before:
Now:
Is this normal? Could I get some help understanding why that may be happening?