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This easily happens when the inheritance hierarchy in question is an association on a parent domain model that is being queried. If the object is not already in Hibernates cache, it generates a proxy for it when being retrieved, but then GraphQL is unable to adequately determine its type when fulfilling the query.
Adding this mostly as a placeholder/reminder to submit a PR that clarifies this gotcha in the docs.
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This easily happens when the inheritance hierarchy in question is an association on a parent domain model that is being queried. If the object is not already in Hibernates cache, it generates a proxy for it when being retrieved, but then GraphQL is unable to adequately determine its type when fulfilling the query.
Adding this mostly as a placeholder/reminder to submit a PR that clarifies this gotcha in the docs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: