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Sup everyone! 😉. First of all, extremely grateful what the Nexus team has accomplished so far. We've been using it in a production environment and it's been a blast. Code First and Type Safety for GraphQL is awesome.
We haven't run into blocking issues, except for this one. I think it's better for us to open a discussion vs contaminating your PR.
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Sup everyone! 😉. First of all, extremely grateful what the Nexus team has accomplished so far. We've been using it in a production environment and it's been a blast. Code First and Type Safety for GraphQL is awesome.
We haven't run into blocking issues, except for this one. I think it's better for us to open a discussion vs contaminating your PR.
I posted this question on Stack Overflow.
Basically, we're trying to use multiple interfaces and call them in a single GraphQL query (please see the Stack Overflow post for a detailed explanation).
But when we try to use it in our GraphQL implementation it doesn't seem to work.
To see exactly what we're trying to do, please visit this Code Sandbox:
And run the following query:
Trying that using Nexus doesn't work. We would receive empty fields.
Here's our Nexus initialization (Note, that I'm omitting the import statements and most types that we have defined)
Is there a configuration that we're missing?
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