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Support for custom scalars
See original GitHub issueGraphQL.g.cs(6110, 36): [CS0246] The type or namespace name ‘ObjectId’ could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
in schema it looks like:
scalar ObjectId
Does it support custom scalars? I’ve generated client from schema that uses Mongo ObjectId, and got this error
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- Created a year ago
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At the moment, it will fail. It is not bootstrapped correctly in the library. It is possible to define it as a custom scalar, but it would be much better to handle it as a system type.
I already started working on it and noticed that HotChocolate and System.Text.Json serialize
System.TimeSpanin different formats. So, I plan to add a more robust way to tinker with JSON serialization in the library.@ahanoff Checkout v2.1.0