Mapping of custom scalars
See original GitHub issueI am using hasura graphql api and for dates it generates custom scalars like date and timestamptz, which get mapped to the same types in F#, but there are no such types in F# 🙂
Is there any way to provide custom mapping for those scalar types to F# types? I would happy even with strings there, but for now nothing compiles 🙂
Thanks!
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Just verified that everything works properly with the new version. Thanks a lot for your hard work! 🙂
@Numpsy I’ve fixed this issue in latest Snowflaqe v1.27 it should now handle
Longasint64please give it a try and confirm whether it works for you or not.