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Adding entity resolver fix for entityResolver(multi: true) directive #3260

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A fix for the issue described in issue 3160. If the multi entity is used in any other resolver the error would always be thrown, now it is just skipped. The multi entity resolver has the directive set and runs it, the other resolvers don't have it set so it gets skipped and works as expected.

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coveralls commented Sep 9, 2024

Coverage Status

coverage: 56.722% (+0.05%) from 56.668%
when pulling 07d9d54 on RyanMcCabe-catapult:issue-3160/entity-resolver-fix
into cf42b25 on 99designs:master.

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clayne11 commented Sep 12, 2024

@RyanMcCabe-catapult thanks for trying to fix this. This isn't the best way to implement this.

Inside of plugin/federation.go you should add entityResolver to the skipRuntime config. That way we don't have to add one-off changes to the shared template itself.

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clayne11 commented Oct 1, 2024

This fix has already landed. If you use the newest version this should be working for you now.

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Thanks @clayne11, Just noticed that when I synced with latest. I'll close out the PR and the issue

@RyanMcCabe-catapult RyanMcCabe-catapult deleted the issue-3160/entity-resolver-fix branch October 4, 2024 10:16
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