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It seems like graphql parser doesn't like graphql comments in the schemas? This is using the federated proxy example.
build base schema: parse graphql document string: external: unexpected token - got: COMMENT want one of: [], locations:
remote schema
input UserInput {
userID: Int
# Some comment
place: String
}
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Looks like it is possible to do it even on Python older than 3.10. See projectmesa/mesa-geo#67 (comment).
Update: from implementing #1345, looks like older Pythons don't support type aliases with
|yet. For this issue to be completely resolved, we need to wait until 3.10 is the oldest supported version.