Schema directives file cannot be read by the plugin

[canatufkansu]

Describe the bug When I create attached directives trough Lighthouse PHP package artisan command, JS Graphql add-on doesn't accept the file.

To Reproduce Link to Repo with Reproduction or Steps to Reproduce:

1. Use this file to in the project -> schema-directives.txt
2. Check schema.graphql -> schema.txt
3. See that JS Graphql addon cannot check schema with given directives file.
4. Change the contents of the schema-directives file this given content -> schema-directives.txt
5. See that this time JS Graphql can check schema against given directives file.

Expected behavior When I create directives.graphql file through Lighthouse Php package JS Graphql should recognize the file and check my schema.graphql file according to it.

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Version and Environment Details Operation system: Macos 11.2.2 IDE name and version: PhpStorm 2020.3 Plugin version: 2.9.0

Additional context I understand this issue is also related to Lighthouse Php package but I couldn't find any error on their directives file that is generated. Thus I open an issue on your side.

[tzkmx]

Same bug in Windows 10 with PhpStorm 2020.3.2, plugin version 2.9.0, downgrading plugin (tried 2.8 and 2.7) does not help, graphql files are not recognized anymore.

[vepanimas]

Hi @canatufkansu! I think it's because of repeatable directives (https://github.com/jimkyndemeyer/js-graphql-intellij-plugin/issues/351), they are not supported yet, but I'm currently working on it. I'm going to finish a complete redesign of the schema building process within this month.

As a quick fix, you could remove "repeatable" from the directives and check if it starts working.

[canatufkansu]

Hi @canatufkansu! I think it's because of repeatable directives (#351), they are not supported yet, but I'm currently working on it. I'm going to finish a complete redesign of the schema building process within this month.

As a quick fix, you could remove "repeatable" from the directives and check if it starts working.

Hi, @vepanimas

I tried the quick fix, it solved most of the issues but there is still an error.

[vepanimas]

@canatufkansu hi! Sorry for the late response. The error message says that the type with the name _ is not defined, but it should be. I'm not sure what are you trying to achieve exactly, but you could try to define it manually like this

scalar _

# or

input _ {
    empty: String # input types must have at least one field
}

type Query {
    id(orderBy: _): String
}

Repeatable directives support will be available soon.