Updates

• Made all intermediate graph types (created when using pathed templates on controller actions) non-nullable by default in the schema. This should greatly reduce the noise generated by client code generators.
  • this can be turned off using the new format strategy object
• Added the ability to programmatically manipulate some aspects of schema items as they are being generated. This will be expanded on in future releases.
  • Added a GraphSchemaFormatStrategyBuilder object to quickly build a custom format strategy.
  • GraphNameFormatStrategy was merged into the new GraphSchemaFormatStrategy object
  • A custom format strategy can be set at startup via options.DeclarationOptions.SchemaFormatStrategy
  • Added support to declare reference types, strings and lists as being "non-nullable" out of the box without having to declare a custom type expression on each field or argument.
  • Users can inherit from GraphSchemaFormatStrategy and build fully custom setups

// Program.cs

// Example format strategy creation that will treat all strings and lists as being "not nullable".
var schemaFormatStrategy = GraphSchemaFormatStrategyBuilder.Create()
    .WithRequiredStrings()
    .WithRequiredLists()
    .Build();

builder.Services..AddGraphQL(o =>
{
    o.DeclarationOptions.SchemaFormatStrategy = schemaFormatStrategy;
})

Minor Breaking Changes

• Removed GraphNameFormatter and merged its functionality into the new GraphSchemaFormatStrategy object.

Detailed ChangeLog

• Removed GraphNameFormatStrategy and replaced it with GraphSchemaFormatStrategy, expanding its capabilities
• Renamed SchemaItemPath to just ItemPath to better clarify its intent
• Renamed GraphSchemaCollections to ItemPathRoots
  • Merged ItemPathRoots.Enums and ItemPathRoots.Scalars into ItemPathRoots.Types
  • Removed ItemPathRoots.Documents it is no longer necessary
• Renamed GraphArgumentModifiers to ParameterModifiers to better clarify its intent, as it no longer plays a direct role in a graph schema.