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PR #59 original fuzzing nullability test had introduced cases for multiple arguments and variables, also supported running with input types and custom scalars. Rework #64 does not include them due to absence of time resources (and since it seems a bit excessive). But it would be nice to restore them.
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Compare library with JS reference implementation in various nullability
cases. This patch uses JS script to build various schemas and queries
and execute them to generate luatest script that verifies that this
library has the same behavior.
To generate script, run
```bash
cd ./tests/integration/codegen/fuzzing_nullability
npm install
node ./generate.js > ../../fuzzing_nullability_test.lua
```
Prior to this patch, several nullability behavior issues were fixed.
There is some case that isn't yet fully covered by our library, refer
to [1] for updates.
Follow [2] for more test cases.
Based on @no1seman PR [3].
1. #62
2. #63
3. #59
Compare library with JS reference implementation in various nullability
cases. This patch uses JS script to build various schemas and queries
and execute them to generate luatest script that verifies that this
library has the same behavior.
To generate script, run
```bash
cd ./tests/integration/codegen/fuzzing_nullability
npm install
node ./generate.js > ../../fuzzing_nullability_test.lua
```
Prior to this patch, several nullability behavior issues were fixed.
There is some case that isn't yet fully covered by our library, refer
to [1] for updates.
Follow [2] for more test cases.
Based on @no1seman PR [3].
1. #62
2. #63
3. #59
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PR #59 original fuzzing nullability test had introduced cases for multiple arguments and variables, also supported running with input types and custom scalars. Rework #64 does not include them due to absence of time resources (and since it seems a bit excessive). But it would be nice to restore them.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: