[RFC] Directive proposal for opting out of null bubbling #1050
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This PR builds on #1048, so you should see the diff from that PR:
benjie/graphql-spec@asterisk...benjie:graphql-spec:no-null-bubbling
This introduces a directive on operations that disables the null/error propagation behavior by treating all Non-Null types as if they were Null-Only-On-Error types (see #1048).
The specific name of this directive (currently
@nullOnError) is open to workshopping:@noBubblesPlz😉 or@tepid🤣@disableNullPropagation/@disableErrorPropagation/@noNullPropagation/@noPropagation/ etc@localErrors@dontHandleErrorsForMeIKnowWhatImDoingThis PR currently only includes a description of the directive and an example; the implementation is yet to come (hence: draft).