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I'm using gqlgen (like juniper but in Go not in Rust) and Ent as ORM (but is more than an ORM).
I'm writing to you because I just found out an excellent feaure of Ent: GraphQL Field Collection.
Since I found out SeaORM and their amazing summer projectI asked them if would be possibile to add this feature on SeaORM too when using it with juniper.
Basically Ent with this feature offers the possibility to AVOID ALL THE DATALOADERs.
Do you think juniper offers the ability to do that?
Can we use some juniper "metadata" to instruct SeaORM (or others) to detect what edges are being requested in queries?
I still don't know juniper, excuse the maybe silly question. I am preparing for my - hopefully very close - switch to Rust.
Thank you for your work.
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Hi all! 😃
I'm using gqlgen (like juniper but in Go not in Rust) and Ent as ORM (but is more than an ORM).
I'm writing to you because I just found out an excellent feaure of Ent: GraphQL Field Collection.
Since I found out SeaORM and their amazing summer project I asked them if would be possibile to add this feature on SeaORM too when using it with juniper.
Basically Ent with this feature offers the possibility to AVOID ALL THE DATALOADERs.
Do you think juniper offers the ability to do that?
Can we use some juniper "metadata" to instruct SeaORM (or others) to detect what edges are being requested in queries?
I still don't know juniper, excuse the maybe silly question. I am preparing for my - hopefully very close - switch to Rust.
Thank you for your work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: