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felipecsl [12:21 PM] @martijnwalraven I was looking at the HeroAppearsIn query and the generated IR references the Episode type in the typesUsed array, however its definition can’t be found anywhere in the data. Also I checked the Swift code generated for that query and noticed that it does include a public enum Episode. Sounds like we’re gonna have to add the definition of any external types to the IR so we can generate code based solely on the IR. It sounds like the Swift generator is retrieving that data from somewhere else
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felipecsl [12:21 PM]
@martijnwalraven I was looking at the
HeroAppearsIn
query and the generated IR references theEpisode
type in thetypesUsed
array, however its definition can’t be found anywhere in the data. Also I checked the Swift code generated for that query and noticed that it does include apublic enum Episode
. Sounds like we’re gonna have to add the definition of any external types to the IR so we can generate code based solely on the IR. It sounds like the Swift generator is retrieving that data from somewhere elseThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: