Validate type references for invalid wrapped types #1195
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In some places we were not checking for invalid wrapped types (non-null/list). E.g. ```elixir union :my_union do types [:boolean, list_of(:id)] end ``` Or when using `import_fields` or `interface` with a wrapped type. This PR adds the missing checks in the TypeReferencesExist phase. All cases where a wrapped type is invalid are now caught in this phase. What still needs to be tackled is whether the types passed in are valid for that case. A union's types can only consist of object types, interfaces can only refer to interface definitions etc. This could be done in a separate phase. Some of this work is (incidentally) tackled by other phases but I think it makes sense to group this. Fixes absinthe-graphql#1048
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In some places we were not checking for invalid wrapped types (non-null/list). E.g.
Or when using
import_fieldsorinterfacewith a wrapped type.This PR adds the missing checks in the TypeReferencesExist phase. All cases where a wrapped type is invalid are now caught in this phase.
What still needs to be tackled is whether the types passed in are valid for that case. A union's types can only consist of object types, interfaces can only refer to interface definitions etc. This could be done in a separate phase. Some of this work is (incidentally) tackled by other phases but I think it makes sense to group this.
Fixes #1048