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Consider the following customer-schema:
"$schema": /metaschema-1.json version: '1.0' type: object additionalProperties: false properties: ... admin-user: "$ref": "/common-1.json#/definitions/crossref" "$schemaRef": "/admin-user-schema.yaml" ...
And the related admin-user-schema:
"$schema": /metaschema-1.json version: '1.0' type: object additionalProperties: false properties: ... email: type: string format: email username: type: string ...
Then in graphql schema define uniqueness of the email field:
email
- name: "AdminUser_v1" fields: ... - { name: email, type: string, isRequired: true, isUnique: true } ...
The uniqueness is not guaranteed if two documents with customer-schema are sharing the same admin-user configuration, as in:
$schema: "/customer-schema.yaml" ... admin-user: "$ref": "/admin-user-1.yaml" ...
The uniqueness is only guaranteed if they all have their own admin-user document
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Consider the following customer-schema:
And the related admin-user-schema:
Then in graphql schema define uniqueness of the
email
field:The uniqueness is not guaranteed if two documents with customer-schema are sharing the same admin-user configuration, as in:
The uniqueness is only guaranteed if they all have their own admin-user document
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: