[BUG]: Mutation UpdateProjectV2ItemFieldValue fails with ProjectV2FieldValue has the wrong arguments error

[CodyALohse]

What happened?

When performing an UpdateProjectV2ItemFieldValue mutation the response returns with a ProjectV2FieldValue has the wrong arguments error

var updateStatusQuery = new Mutation().UpdateProjectV2ItemFieldValue(
	new UpdateProjectV2ItemFieldValueInput {
		FieldId = new ID("xxxxxxx_xxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"),
		ItemId = new ID("xxxxxx_xxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"),
		ProjectId = new ID("xxx_xxxxxxx-xxxxxxx"),
		ClientMutationId = "abc123",
		Value = new ProjectV2FieldValue {
			SingleSelectOptionId = "8499aa9c" 
		}
	})
	.Select(p => p.ProjectV2Item.Id);
	
var updateStatusRes = await connection.Run(updateStatusQuery);

Below is the generated query:

{ "query":"mutation {
    updateProjectV2ItemFieldValue(input:{
        projectId:\"xxx_xxxxxxx-xxxxxxxs\",
        itemId:\"xxxxxx_xxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx\",
        fieldId:\"xxxxxxx_xxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx\",
        value:{
            text:null,
            number:null,
            date:null,
            singleSelectOptionId:\"8499aa9c\",
            iterationId:null }
        ,clientMutationId:\"abc123\"})
        {projectV2Item{id}}}","variables":null}

It appears that the value object ProjectV2FieldValue cannot be passed with more than one property per request. Performing a request without the additional null properties does succeed:

{ "query":"mutation {
    updateProjectV2ItemFieldValue(input:{
        projectId:\"xxx_xxxxxxx-xxxxxxxs\",
        itemId:\"xxxxxx_xxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx\",
        fieldId:\"xxxxxxx_xxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx\",
        value:{
            singleSelectOptionId:\"8499aa9c\",
         }
        ,clientMutationId:\"abc123\"})
        {projectV2Item{id}}}","variables":null}

Thanks

Versions

v0.2.0-beta

Relevant log output

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[Dan-Albrecht]

@nickfloyd, in true hacktoberfest spirit, I have a total hack-job of a fix for this. The problem is, it introduces a coupling from Octokit.GraphQL.Core ➡️Octokit.GraphQL. This is actually a circular dependency, so 💩.

QuerySerializer needs to know ProjectV2FieldValue is special. I suppose I could solve this by creating a new interface in Core, that I'd slap on to the ProjectV2FieldValue and have the serializer SerializeValue sniff for. Thoughts?

[PaulStanos]

In case others need a workaround for this, the Octokit.GraphQL.Connection class allows you to run a query from a string. OP doesn't mention it specifically, but that's what I assume they did to confirm it works without these null values.

Below is a basic example of how to do this for a 'single select' field, though this should work for other field types, just specify the proper field name when setting up the value. You may also need to tweak the output. In my case, I don't need anything back from the API, so I just get a throwaway value.

var productInformation = new ProductHeaderValue( "your_client_name_here", "x.x.x" );
var gitHubConnection = new Connection( productInformation, "your_PAT_here");
ID projectId = /*<retrieve this from another API call>*/;
ID itemId = /*<retrieve this from another API call>*/;
ID fieldId = /*<retrieve this from another API call>*/;
string singleSelectOptionId = <retrieve this from another API>;

string queryStr = $"{{ \"query\":\"mutation {{updateProjectV2ItemFieldValue(input:{{projectId:\\\"{projectId.Value}\\\", itemId:\\\"{itemId.Value}\\\", fieldId:\\\"{fieldId.Value}\\\", value:{{singleSelectOptionId:\\\"{singleSelectOptionId}\\\"}}, clientMutationId:null}}){{id: projectV2Item{{id}}}}}}\",\"variables\":null}}";
await gitHubConnection.Run( queryStr );