WhereInput Interface missing for multi level relations

[sapkra]

Description

I have a User which owns a Calendar and the Calendar has Entries.

CalendarEntryWhereInput is defined in UserResolvers & CalendarResolvers but it's missing in the CalendarEntryResolver.

It has to be in there because the CalendarEntry has a relation to the owning User.
Maybe one solution is to move these interfaces to a global scope so that all Resolvers are able to use the same interfaces.

Actual results

Cannot compile because an error is thrown.

Cannot find name 'CalendarEntryWhereInput'

Versions

• graphqlgen: 0.3.0
• OS name and version: Mac OS 10.14.1

[LawJolla]

Same issue, and for a TS neophyte like me, a show stopper.

[Esya]

I've got the same issue as well, for now my solution was to manually copy paste the interface declaration, but of course when I run graphqlgen next time I'll need to do it again..

[Weakky]

Hey everyone,

#267 should normally fix the problem and will land very soon with the next release 🙏

[LawJolla]

Thanks @Weakky ! In the interim, do you have a work around suggestion for a huge Prisma schema? I'm unable to spin up the server. Thanks for any suggestions! (I'm new to Typescript, and thus far. can't figure out why I'm still using it)

[sapkra]

Downgrade graphqlgen until it's working. 😉

[LawJolla]

@sapkra the older versions don't properly scaffold nested resolvers.

Probably time to build out in JS and return when the project matures.

[JensMadsen]

if downgraded to 0.2.7 it kind of works for me :-)

[Dorkside]

This is a dealbreaker for us too, would be great to have a release with this feature fixed. Our deeply nested model goes kaBOOM. Thanks for the great work.

[Weakky]

Hey 👋,

This should now be fixed by [email protected].

Could you please confirm? Thanks!

[viktorshamal]

I had the same issue and it fixed it for me 👍