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Hey hey, thanks for reporting this! We could detect the socket location during runtime, but the hard part is actually the TS types...
IDK how to approach this. Maybe release a new major version of graphql-ws that has no support for the legacy fastify? What do you think?
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It may be better yes, a runtime check doesn't feel right.
I'm a bit surprised by their change: even if under a new major version it is only referenced as a "fix" on the release. But the correction breaks the interface with much more to do on the user side.
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@enisdenjo would you be open to having v10 support behind a config option? e.g. rawWebSocket
and when it's set to true
the first parameter of the handler is treated as the websocket instead of a connection object.
When the config option is used, the extra data can switch from providing connection
to providing socket
.
This would keep functionality the same for v9 and below while allowing v10 and above to be supported with only a minor release as these changes are technically not a breaking change due to having to explicitly opt-in.
Example usage for v10:
fastify.get('/graphql', { websocket: true }, makeHandler({ schema, rawWebSocket: true }));
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@charsleysa the issue is not only in runtime, but also with TS types - they dont work when using the latest fastify websockets.
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