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Is this the intended result? And if so, is there a way of turning on error logging/debugging. It would be nice to know that the filters that you are trying to apply aren't valid.
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It's due the origin where the fields are looked, instead of looking at the given object (with extra fields), I do look at the known fields in the actual type.
I'll see if I can change this, it's been some time since I wrote it, but I recall for input objects I tried to be "more relaxed" allowing both the Python and GraphQL naming, thus this "direction".
However I'm bit busy, may take a while to look at it :-(
For example if we have a input
and we run a query with given filter
Then instead of throwing an error since
DogInput
doesn't have anadoption_age
field, sgqlc will simply send the query with filter inputIs this the intended result? And if so, is there a way of turning on error logging/debugging. It would be nice to know that the filters that you are trying to apply aren't valid.
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