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Implement missing scroll support (not only) for Spring GraphQL #2726
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This will implement limit() and scroll() methods in all (Reactive)FluentQuery.. classes.
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This will implement limit() and scroll() methods in all (Reactive)FluentQuery.. classes. Closes #2726
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The
...FluentQueryBy...
classes do not implement/overwrite thelimit
andscroll
functions yet.This limits the usage from the Spring GraphQL side because it cannot invoke
...limit(..).scroll(..)
successfully. The default implementations inFetchableFluentQuery
will throw an exception.Plan is to extract the existing functionality from the
PartTreeNeo4jQuery
and make it usable also in the context of the..FluentQueryBy...
classes to avoid duplication.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: