Created by: joaomlneto
Generated code does not compile with recent apollo-server versions. This PR attempts to make it generate compatible code with latest versions of the Apollo libraries.
Comments/reviews are highly desired! I do not fully understand the code, but my changes appear to fix compilation issues.
I'm submitting it to the master branch, but may be more appropriate to submit it to another branch?
Additionally, this may break compatibility with potential users using very old versions. What would be the best course of action to tackle this?
NodeJS/Javascript technical committee: @CodeNinjai @frol @cliffano
Closes #13190 (closed)
Todo list:
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Bump Apollo Server compatibility to version 3 -
Fix tests -
Fix parameters pased onto callApi — parameters contentTypesandacceptsare missing. -
https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-server/pull/1277 — make requestInitparameter available in every endpoint, passed ontocallApi, subsequently passed onto theget/post/delete/patch/putmethods onRESTDataSource.
Resources
- Previous code included
apollo-datasource-restlibrary version 0.7.0. Browseapollo-datasource-rest@v0.7.0
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