i filed a bug about this before i got access to kotlin slack, but is there a way to use

@GraphQLID

to create an argument for a list of ids, like

foo(ids: [ID!]!)

?

Hey Lenny, I replied to your comment in github https://github.com/ExpediaGroup/graphql-kotlin/issues/698#issuecomment-625971571

cool, thanks for the response! we’re finally able to use kotlin on the server here and i’m having a lot of fun rewriting our code to use graphql-kotlin 😄

@Lenny As an user would you rather prefer: • Support for both

@GraphQLID

and

ID

• Or drop support for the annotation and only use the

ID

wrapper class?

seems like having only one API would be better for documentation and support purposes

Yea, that is what we prefer as well. Since we already had a breaking change coming up (unintentional non-null with the errors field) we think we are just going to roll forward with a forced update

sounds good to me! … though i’m hardly your only customer and i’m just barely one at that 😁

what would be as awsome: Support on inline classes (as typealias can't have annotations)

I briefly tried getting my PR to work with inline classes but was running into issues with Jackson. If we migrate to the wrapper class then making it inline would be a minor change only we can add later as well https://github.com/FasterXML/jackson-module-kotlin/issues/199