I've got an issue on my project and I can't find any solution on the internet. Here is the situation.
DataResult
) of 2 types (Teaser
& Program
)Zone
type with a data
field (an array DataResult
)Teaser
& Program
have the same title
field with a different type (String
vs String!
)Here is parts from Zone
, Teaser
and Program
schemas:
type Program {
title: String
}
type Teaser {
title: String!
}
union DataResult = Teaser | Program
type Zone {
(...)
data: [DataResult!]
}
When I tried to query zone data as described in the query part below, I've got an error from GraphQL.
zones {
...zoneFieldsWithoutData
data {
... on Program {
...programFields
}
... on Teaser {
...teaserFields
}
}
}
Here is the error:
Error: GraphQL error: Fields \"title\" conflict because they return conflicting types String and String!. Use different aliases on the fields to fetch both if this was intentional
I can't use an alias because the specs needs the same attribute name for all "DataResult" entities. What can I do ?
Moreover, even if I set the same Type for title
, I've a lot of warning about "missing fields" in the console....
PS: I use Vanilla Apollo as GraphQL client (on the server side)
Using an interface solved this problem for me, including the "missing field" - errors (although this means the fields have to be of the same type I think).
Something along the lines of
interface DataResult {
title: String!
}
type Program implements DataResult {
// Not sure if this can be empty?
}
type Teaser implements DataResult {
// Not sure if this can be empty?
}
type Zone {
(...)
data: [DataResult!]
}
I know that you cannot use an alias, but for everyone else who can (including me):
The simple answer taken from github is to use field aliases:
zones {
... on Program {
programTitle: title
}
... on Teaser {
teaserTitle: title
}
}
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