[Fusion] Check if type can be resolved when selecting best matching subgraph #8497
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Hey Dani :) Thanks for the contribution! The change seems sensible to me, but it appears some tests in Also it would be nice, if you could add a test like this that showcases the effect of your fix. |
src/HotChocolate/Fusion/src/Core/Planning/QueryPlannerHelpers.cs
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We've run into the same issue as #6727
Feel free to take a look, feedback is welcome! Thanks!
We check if the schema contains the necessary resolver for a type when selecting the best matching subgraph