Implement defaultValue for @Arg #53
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This test should keep focusing only on registering args at runtime. Having default values tested here pollutes this test
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yeah I agree, I haven't actually changed this test at all, I have no idea why github has decided to render the diff like this, my own tools don't. Though it does look like something autoformatted the parameter block (line 97), maybe that's it.
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Would be good to test it basing on resolving some field that is based on knowing default value.
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Yeah I couldn't think of a way to do this, maybe defining a schema in the test, compiling it and executing against it?
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Added such a condition, I hope async/await is OK, seemed the easiest way to do it.
Reverted format change to pre-existing test
Found reference to having defaultValue defined in the docs, but it isn't actually in the code (and I thought it'd be good to use).
I figured it should be fairly straightforward to implement, so I've had a go. The only thing I'm not clear about is whether having a defaultValue defined means the type is nullable? I think they are independent still, so I've left isNullable alone.
Hopefully I haven't missed anything, I haven't made an effort to try and understand the whole codebase, just the bits I was interested in.