GraphQL example contains invalid code
See original GitHub issueSee https://github.com/Blazebit/blaze-persistence/blob/main/examples/spring-data-graphql/src/main/java/com/blazebit/persistence/examples/spring/data/graphql/view/CatWithOwnerView.java#L38. There a non-existing GraphQLName
annotation is used (version 1.6.7).
A related question is how one can achieve similar functionality currently (mapping to a different field/type name in the schema).
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I didn’t forget about pinging, don’t worry 😃
I would like to investigate the reports of the annotation processor getting stuck though before doing the release.
That’s great news! Finally, I can continue with full BP integration into my project!
Meanwhile, I went through most BP documentation (especially entity views). I see there are a lot of changes in 1.6.8, especially in GraphQL integration so it might be worthwhile to reread that section. Any additional sections you would recommend returning to again?