String Scalar (extra arguments)
See original GitHub issuehow to pass extra arguments on string scalar ?
ex String(min_length=xx, other_args)
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Thanks @jkimbo , yes i agree
i also found some good example at issue 456
@weiztech I don’t think it’s possible since the argument types use classmethods to parse and serialise values so they don’t contain any actual state (which you would need to have to validate values)
I would suggest creating some helper functions/classes to validate inputs that can then be called in the
mutate
function. I actually think that is a better solution anyway since it allows you to return accurate error messages to the client.