It is standard in GraphQL to have a query which returns an interface so that you my return for example a list of nodes which use the same interface but are different types and then in the client, handle them with inline fragments. If this is supported here it is not obvious.
It is standard in GraphQL to have a query which returns an interface so that you my return for example a list of nodes which use the same interface but are different types and then in the client, handle them with inline fragments. If this is supported here it is not obvious.