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I'm setting up a poc to refac our rest gateways into graphql ones, one of the use-cases is that I need to extract the context out of a http-header, I've found numerous tutorials on how to do that and they all referenced to get the context and from that I could get the webServerExchange, every time I tried to run the code it failed with a classCastException that GraphQLContext could not be cast to GraphQLSpringServerWebExchangeContext. I noticed I couldn't import it since the dependencies of 7.0.1 to graphql-kickstart-java and graphql-kickstart-spring-webflux where changed to runtime dependencies, so I had to add the manually into my build.gradle file.
Is this a bug or is this by design, if this is by design can you maybe add it to the documentation?
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In the Gradle dependency refactor these packages were marked as implementation instead of api. You can try the fix using snapshot version 7.1.0-SNAPSHOT. See README for the repo configuration.
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I'm setting up a poc to refac our rest gateways into graphql ones, one of the use-cases is that I need to extract the context out of a http-header, I've found numerous tutorials on how to do that and they all referenced to get the context and from that I could get the webServerExchange, every time I tried to run the code it failed with a classCastException that
GraphQLContext
could not be cast toGraphQLSpringServerWebExchangeContext
. I noticed I couldn't import it since the dependencies of 7.0.1 tographql-kickstart-java
andgraphql-kickstart-spring-webflux
where changed to runtime dependencies, so I had to add the manually into my build.gradle file.Is this a bug or is this by design, if this is by design can you maybe add it to the documentation?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: