v0.7.1

• Provide extendSchema utility function (#113). This feature allows you to extend existing schema with additional types and existing types with additional fields. It may be very useful for client-side tools and for server implementations in cases where parts of a schema are dynamically generated or coming from external sources (like database).

  Here is a small example of how you can use it:

  val schema: Schema[Ctx, Val] = Schema(...)
  
  val schemaExtensions =
    graphql"""
      extend type Human {
        pet: Animal @loadPetInfo
      }
  
      interface Animal {
        name: String!
      }
  
      type Dog implements Animal {
        name: String!
        nickname: String
      }
  
      type Cat implements Animal {
        name: String!
        age: Int
      }
    """
  
  val myCustomBuilder = new DefaultAstSchemaBuilder[Ctx] {...}
  
  val extendedSchema = 
    schema.extend(schemaExtensions, myCustomBuilder)  

  Just like with AST-based schema materialization, you can provide a custom schema builder which allows you to control most of the aspects of generated parts of the schema.

• Handling of more than one ProjectionName for one field (#146).

• Updated context propagated only to siblings (#145).