AI Changelog

New Features

Schema Management: Introduces a new utility function, mapSchemaConfig, which simplifies schema management by extracting common logic and enhancing existing schema functions. This makes it easier for developers to manage and extend their GraphQL schemas effectively.

Execution: Adds support for passing an abortSignal to resolvers, allowing for better control over asynchronous operations and cancellation of requests. This enhances the overall responsiveness of applications using GraphQL.
Schema Management: Implements a safe schema change for descriptions, allowing users to modify descriptions of schema members without breaking existing functionality. This provides more flexibility in schema documentation.
Fragment Handling: Adds experimental support for parsing fragment arguments, enabling more complex GraphQL queries that utilize fragments with arguments. This aligns with the latest spec changes and enhances query capabilities.

Fix issues with handling default values in GraphQL queries, ensuring that default values are correctly validated and coerced. This resolves potential errors when users define default values in their schemas.
Fixes a bug where abortion of requests could lead to incremental completion errors, ensuring that users receive partial responses with errors instead of complete failures. This improves the reliability of GraphQL responses during cancellations.

Enhance the documentation by adding examples and clarifications around the use of directives and fragment arguments. This aims to improve user understanding and ease of use for developers working with GraphQL.

Schema Management: Introduces a new utility function, mapSchemaConfig, which simplifies schema management by extracting common logic and enhancing existing schema functions. This makes it easier for developers to manage and extend their GraphQL schemas effectively.

Execution: Adds support for passing an abortSignal to resolvers, allowing for better control over asynchronous operations and cancellation of requests. This enhances the overall responsiveness of applications using GraphQL.
Schema Management: Implements a safe schema change for descriptions, allowing users to modify descriptions of schema members without breaking existing functionality. This provides more flexibility in schema documentation.
Fragment Handling: Adds experimental support for parsing fragment arguments, enabling more complex GraphQL queries that utilize fragments with arguments. This aligns with the latest spec changes and enhances query capabilities.

Fix issues with handling default values in GraphQL queries, ensuring that default values are correctly validated and coerced. This resolves potential errors when users define default values in their schemas.
Fixes a bug where abortion of requests could lead to incremental completion errors, ensuring that users receive partial responses with errors instead of complete failures. This improves the reliability of GraphQL responses during cancellations.

Enhance the documentation by adding examples and clarifications around the use of directives and fragment arguments. This aims to improve user understanding and ease of use for developers working with GraphQL.