What is the point of fallback resolvers? #639
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I believe the idea in this specific case is to bridge the gap between language naming conventions. For example languages like java or js like to use camel case like |
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I have followed Flask+GraphQL tutorial accesible here:
https://www.apollographql.com/blog/graphql/python/complete-api-guide/
And in one case they imported snake_case_fallback_resolvers and set it in the make_executable_schema function. Now in Ariadne docs its described as something that makes default resolver to a schema without anything? How does exactly this work?
So if I create schema in schema.graphql file, then it will automatically create a resolver for it so that I can access it in graphql playground? Im not sure if I am getting it right. I couldnt make a query to work without any resolver so maybe Im missing something.
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