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Looking at #166, I found that graphql.kickstart.spring.error.ReflectiveMethodValidator#isGraphQLExceptionHandler is only called for classes which are returned from org.springframework.beans.factory.ListableBeanFactory#getBeanDefinitionNames at the time of ContextRefreshedEvent.
So, at this time, my @Configuration class is not there, in fact, at this time there are about 20 entries there. After the application has started, this method returns 700+ entries including my thing. Could that be the issue? I tried declaring it in the @Componenet as well
The whole thing happens in graphql.kickstart.spring.error.GraphQLErrorStartupListener that calls GraphQLErrorHandlerFactory
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Hi!
Looking at #166, I found that
graphql.kickstart.spring.error.ReflectiveMethodValidator#isGraphQLExceptionHandler
is only called for classes which are returned fromorg.springframework.beans.factory.ListableBeanFactory#getBeanDefinitionNames
at the time ofContextRefreshedEvent
.So, at this time, my
@Configuration
class is not there, in fact, at this time there are about 20 entries there. After the application has started, this method returns 700+ entries including my thing. Could that be the issue? I tried declaring it in the@Componenet
as wellThe whole thing happens in
graphql.kickstart.spring.error.GraphQLErrorStartupListener
that callsGraphQLErrorHandlerFactory
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: