It's not possible to project an ignored property #4192
Description
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Describe the bug
When using resolvers / extensions it is not possible to hide a field from the schema via .Ignore() and also simultaneously .Project() that field for use in an extension.
Steps to reproduce
Assume a model where we have a book type, this contains a "GoodreadsId" field that links to an ID on the good reads service and a resolver which uses their API to return extra data. Exposing this ID to the user isn't useful, but we need it to query the remote service.
Using .IsProjected() always adds to the query as expected.
Using .Ignore() hides the field from the schema as expected.
Using .Ignore() and .IsProjected() hides the field from the schema but does not add to the query.
public class BookType : ObjectType<Book>
{
protected override void Configure(IObjectTypeDescriptor<Book> descriptor)
{
descriptor.Field(f => f.GoodreadsId)
.Ignore()
.IsProjected();
}
}
[ExtendObjectType(typeof(Book))]
public class BookExtensionsType
{
public async Task<GoodreadsData> GetGoodreadsData([Parent] Book book)
{
// book.GoodreadsId is always null
}
}Relevant log output
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Additional Context?
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Product
Hot Chocolate
Version
11.3.7