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fix: link merging #6964

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Link directives are not correctly merged correctly when the URL matches.

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This pull request enhances directive handling by introducing several utility functions specifically for the @link directive. The new functions determine if a directive is a link, extract its URL, and check if two directives are distinct based on their URL arguments. In addition, existing functions like directiveAlreadyExists and mergeDirectives are refactored to incorporate this enhanced logic. The tests have been updated to validate merging of two schemas with varying @link directives, reflecting the new merging behavior.

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File Change Summary
packages/merge/src/typedefs-mergers/directives.ts - Added isLinkDirective, getLinkDirectiveURL, isDirectiveDistinctByArguments, and isMatchingDirective.
- Modified directiveAlreadyExists to use distinctness logic.
- Updated mergeDirectives to use the new matching function.
packages/merge/tests/merge-typedefs.spec.ts - Revised test cases to merge two schemas instead of a single directive merge.
- Updated expected outputs for schemas with various @link directives and import arguments.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant MD as mergeDirectives
    participant MM as isMatchingDirective
    participant DA as isDirectiveDistinctByArguments
    participant L  as {isLinkDirective & getLinkDirectiveURL}

    MD->>MM: Compare two directives
    MM->>DA: Check directive distinctness (for @link)
    DA->>L: Validate @link type and retrieve URL
    L-->>DA: Return URL or undefined
    DA-->>MM: Return distinctness result
    MM-->>MD: Return match validation
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    participant S1 as Schema1
    participant S2 as Schema2
    participant MD as mergeDirectives
    participant R  as Merged Schema

    S1->>MD: Provide schema with @link (imports: composeDirective, external, foo)
    S2->>MD: Provide schema with @link (unique URL & import)
    MD->>R: Merge directives using enhanced checks
    R-->>S1: Output merged schema with combined directives
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@@ -8,11 +8,35 @@ import {
import { isSome } from '@graphql-tools/utils';
import { Config } from './merge-typedefs.js';

const isLinkDirective = (directive: DirectiveNode): boolean => directive.name.value === 'link';
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not sure if we already have AST narrowing fns. Further, I didn't see a LinkDirective type, which woulda been nice. Not going to add anything like that without discussion :)

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packages/merge/src/typedefs-mergers/directives.ts (2)

13-18: Consider handling non-string URL arguments
Currently, the function only checks for a StringValue. If there's a scenario where url could be of a different type, the function might silently ignore it.


20-29: Potential extension to handle arguments for other directives
Right now, non-@link directives are never considered distinct by their arguments. If future requirements demand argument-based distinctness checks across all directives, consider generalizing this logic.

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packages/merge/src/typedefs-mergers/directives.ts (4)

11-12: Straightforward name check for @link directive
Implementation is concise and does what it says—no issues identified.


30-30: Simple, readable matching predicate
This helper improves clarity by centralizing the directive name comparison.


36-39: Consistent logic for directive existence check
By deferring arguments-based distinctness to isDirectiveDistinctByArguments, this function cleanly separates concerns.


125-125: Confirm handling of multiple matching directives
findIndex returns the first matching directive. If the schema contains multiple directives with the same name, confirm that this logic is appropriate.

packages/merge/tests/merge-typedefs.spec.ts (1)

1707-1738: Excellent validation of @link directive merging
This test thoroughly ensures that identical directives are merged while distinct ones (i.e., those with different URLs) are preserved.

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