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Any example of handwritten dynamic resolver ? The graphql one is a bit much to understand what’s going on. I got some resolvers that return external system query, I want to merge them together to make only one call to the api.
hello, I suggest having a look into the datomic implementation, its simpler than the graphql one
also the tests for dynamic resolvers, there you can see some examples