refactor: split AbstractConnectionResolver::get_ids()
into ::prepare_ids()
#3123
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What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
The PR refactors
AbstractConnectionResolver
in the following ways:::get_ids()
now instantiatesAbstractConnectionResolver::$ids
, only once.::prepare_ids()
method.This improves the DX by reducing the amount of boilerplate needed when extending the AbstractConnectionResolver class, and improving lifecycle consistency, with potential performance benefits for child classes with complex ID preparation logic.
There are no breaking changes in this PR.
Important
This PR requires #3121 which should be merged first.
The relevant diff for this PR can be seen at f6babda
Does this close any currently open issues?
Part of #2749
Any relevant logs, error output, GraphiQL screenshots, etc?
Any other comments?
AbstractConnectionResolver::$ids
is still manually instantiated andgraphql_connection_ids
manually applied in::execite_and_get_ids()
to maintain b/c compatibility with classes that are currently overloading::get_ids()
directly. Similarly, other methods that directly useAbstractConnectionResolver::$ids
have not been changed to use::get_ids()
.Where has this been tested?
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