There is no documentation about originalData or originalError (I had to read the source to find them), which makes it seem like Lokka completely swallows all error details (including any returned data) except the name of the very first error. In fact, I'm pretty sure this issue: https://github.com/kadirahq/lokka-transport-http/issues/19 is complaining about exactly that.
The:
data returned with an error
all of the errors beyond the first
all of the error information from the first error besides its name
are all relevant/legitimate parts of the GraphQL standard, and any GraphQL library should expose, not swallow them. Lokka does exactly that, but without any documentation it appears to users that it doesn't.
There is no documentation about
originalDataororiginalError(I had to read the source to find them), which makes it seem like Lokka completely swallows all error details (including any returned data) except the name of the very first error. In fact, I'm pretty sure this issue: https://github.com/kadirahq/lokka-transport-http/issues/19 is complaining about exactly that.The:
are all relevant/legitimate parts of the GraphQL standard, and any GraphQL library should expose, not swallow them. Lokka does exactly that, but without any documentation it appears to users that it doesn't.