Consider the following schema:

directive @Entry on OBJECT

type Page @Entry {
    id: ID!
    contentElements: [ContentElement!]
}

union ContentElement =
    | Hero
    | SectionTitle

type Hero {
    heading: String
}

type SectionTitle {
    heading: String
}

Actual result

After serialization, the type information is lost, i.e. it is no longer possible to tell which concrete type within the union type was stored in the array of contentElements. It is therefore impossible to correctly deserialize this data.

Expected result

Type information is preserved within the serialized data.

In the readme you are linking to git-adapter-github.
However, this is a 404. There is no such repo, at least not public.

I'm currently trying out the github adapter and I think I found a bug but cannot report it.

Preconditions

Schema

directive @Entry on OBJECT

type MyEntry @Entry {
    id: ID!
    name: String
    reference: OtherEntry
}

type OtherEntry @Entry {
    id: ID!
    foo: String
}

Entry

metadata:
  type: MyEntry
data:
  name: Test
  reference: null

Actual behavior

Trying to query field reference causes exception.

Expected behavior

Querying reference returns a value of null.

Actual behavior

When querying id field of an @Entry where data is null, value of id field in GraphQL response is null.

Expected behavior

id field returns ID of entry.

Steps to reproduce

1. Commit the following schema:

directive @Entry on OBJECT

type MyTest @Entry {
    id: ID!
}

2. Try to use the Contentlab GraphQL endpoint based on this schema

Actual result

The input type MyTestInput for createMyTest(data:MyTestInput, message:String): MyTest and updateMyTest(id: ID!, data:MyTestInput, message:String): MyTest is generated as follows:

input MyTestInput {
}

This is invalid GraphQL as every type must have at least one field.

Expected result

Either an explicit error message indicating that a field is required or an auto-generated dummy field.

• An ID to an entry that does not exist can be set
• An ID to an entry of the wrong type can be set
• An entry that is referenced by another entry can be deleted