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  • New Features

    • Expanded documentation in the README.md for the GraphQL.DI library, including detailed descriptions of features and usage.
    • Updated GraphQL service configuration to integrate dependency injection and execution strategies.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Adjusted methods for uploading release assets in the GitHub Actions workflow, improving the publishing process.
  • Documentation

    • Enhanced clarity and usability of the README.md with new sections and practical examples for implementing dependency injection in GraphQL APIs.

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The changes in this pull request involve updates to the GitHub Actions workflow for publishing releases, enhancements to the README.md documentation for the GraphQL.DI library, and modifications to the Startup class in Sample/Startup.cs. The workflow now uses a different method for uploading release assets, while the documentation has been expanded to include detailed information about the library's features and usage. Additionally, the Startup class has undergone changes in how GraphQL services are configured, reflecting updates in execution strategies and library usage.

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.github/workflows/publish.yml Updated method for uploading release assets from github.repos.uploadReleaseAsset to github.rest.repos.uploadReleaseAsset.
README.md Expanded documentation with an overview of the GraphQL.DI library, comparison of approaches, detailed feature descriptions, and practical examples.
Sample/Startup.cs Removed AddDIGraphTypes() method and replaced it with AddExecutionStrategy<SerialExecutionStrategy>(OperationType.Query).AddDI(). Updated namespaces for GraphQL functionality.

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47-47: Consider adding a hyphen in "Todo"

For consistency with common usage, consider using "To-do" when referring to tasks.

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4-4: Consider adding a table of contents

The documentation is comprehensive but could benefit from a table of contents for easier navigation through the various sections.

Example addition:

+## Table of Contents
+
+- [Overview](#overview)
+- [Type-First vs Code-First in GraphQL.NET](#type-first-vs-code-first-in-graphqlnet)
+- [GraphQL.DI Features](#graphqldi-features)
+- [Comparison with ASP.NET Core Controllers](#comparison-with-aspnet-core-controllers)
+- [Available Properties](#available-properties)
+- [Advanced Usage](#advanced-usage)
+- [Setup](#setup)
+- [Additional Samples](#additional-samples)
+- [Important Notes](#important-notes)

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59-59: LGTM: Updated to use the newer GitHub REST API client syntax

The change from github.repos.uploadReleaseAsset to github.rest.repos.uploadReleaseAsset aligns with GitHub's API evolution.

Sample/Startup.cs (2)

5-6: LGTM: Added necessary imports for GraphQL execution and AST parsing

The new imports support the updated GraphQL service configuration.


32-33: LGTM: Updated GraphQL service configuration

The changes align with the best practices described in the documentation:

  1. Using SerialExecutionStrategy ensures thread-safety when using scoped services
  2. AddDI() enables the new dependency injection features
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1-438: LGTM: Well-structured and comprehensive documentation

The README provides clear explanations, practical examples, and important considerations for using the library. It effectively covers:

  • Core concepts and patterns
  • Setup instructions
  • Advanced usage scenarios
  • Best practices and important notes
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41-44: Minor grammatical improvement needed

Add a comma before "However" to improve readability. The explanation about singleton services is crucial for understanding the library's purpose.

-However in the above sample, the `IRepository` service must be registered as a singleton, which can
+However, in the above sample, the `IRepository` service must be registered as a singleton, which can
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129-142: Improve conciseness

Consider rephrasing for clarity:

-Note that you can access the source in a variety of methods:
+Note that you can access the source in several ways:
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212-219: Consider strengthening the warning about execution strategy

The explanation about serial execution strategy could be enhanced with a more explicit warning about the risks of parallel execution with scoped services.

Consider adding:

This does not change with GraphQL.DI; if any scoped services are in use, configure your
execution strategy to use a serial execution strategy.
+
+WARNING: Using parallel execution with scoped services can lead to race conditions and unexpected behavior,
+as multiple resolvers might attempt to access the same scoped service simultaneously.

301-320: Consider adding version compatibility information

The setup section would benefit from information about compatible versions of GraphQL.NET and minimum required .NET version.

Consider adding a "Prerequisites" section before the setup steps:

## Prerequisites

- GraphQL.NET version X.X or higher
- .NET 6.0 or higher
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1-448: Documentation is comprehensive and well-structured

The README provides clear explanations, practical examples, and important technical details about the library's features and usage. The suggested improvements are minor and the documentation is ready for use.

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5-8: Consider enhancing the overview with a brief example.

While the overview clearly states the purpose, adding a small "before/after" code snippet would help readers immediately grasp the benefits of using GraphQL.DI.

 GraphQL.DI enhances GraphQL.NET's code-first approach by providing dependency injection support for field resolvers through the `DIObjectGraphBase` class. This enables a more maintainable and testable approach to building GraphQL APIs by allowing services to be injected directly into your field resolver classes.
+
+For example:
+```csharp
+// Before: Service injection in resolver
+Field<PersonType>("completedBy")
+    .Resolve(context => {
+        var repository = context.RequestServices.GetRequiredService<IRepository>();
+        return repository.GetPersonById(context.Source.CompletedByPersonId);
+    });
+
+// After: Clean dependency injection with GraphQL.DI
+public class TodoResolver : DIObjectGraphBase<Todo>
+{
+    private readonly IRepository _repository;
+    public TodoResolver(IRepository repository) => _repository = repository;
+    
+    public async Task<Person> CompletedBy()
+        => await _repository.GetPersonById(Source.CompletedByPersonId);
+}
+```

97-102: Add interface implementation details for base classes.

Consider expanding the base classes description to include the interfaces they implement and any notable members they inherit.

 The library provides two base classes:
 - `DIObjectGraphBase<TSource>`: Use when you need type-safe access to the source object (e.g., `DIObjectGraphBase<Todo>`)
 - `DIObjectGraphBase`: Use when the source object type is unimportant (same as `DIObjectGraphBase<object>`)

-Both classes implement `IResolveFieldContext<TSource>`, providing access to all standard GraphQL.NET context properties.
+Both classes implement the following interfaces:
+- `IResolveFieldContext<TSource>`: Provides access to all standard GraphQL.NET context properties
+- `IHasServiceProvider`: Enables direct access to the service provider
+- `IDisposable`: Allows proper cleanup of resources (when implemented by derived classes)
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173-186: Add real-world examples for source access patterns.

While the current examples show different ways to access the source, consider adding real-world scenarios that demonstrate when each pattern is most appropriate.

 Note that you can access the source in a variety of methods:

 ```csharp
+// Example 1: Simple property access - best for performance
 public static int Id(Todo source) => source.Id;
+
+// Example 2: Complex transformation - when you need access to the full context
+public static string FullTitle(IResolveFieldContext context)
+{
+    var todo = (Todo)context.Source;
+    var prefix = context.GetArgument<string>("prefix", "Task");
+    return $"{prefix}: {todo.Title}";
+}
+
+// Example 3: Multiple source properties - when you need clean parameter names
+public static string Summary([FromSource] Todo todo)
+    => $"{todo.Title} (ID: {todo.Id}) - {todo.Notes}";
+
+// Example 4: Complex business logic - when you need DI services
+public string Status() => _statusService.GetStatusFor(Source);

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`195-206`: **Expand the comparison with middleware and pipeline concepts.**

Consider adding information about how GraphQL.DI's middleware/pipeline concepts compare to ASP.NET Core's middleware pipeline.

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 | Route parameters via method attributes | GraphQL arguments via method parameters  |
 | Returns action results                 | Returns field values                     |
+| Middleware pipeline                    | Field middleware                         |
+| Authorization filters                  | Field-level authorization               |
+| Model binding                         | Argument coercion                       |
+| Validation attributes                 | Input type validation                   |

489-496: Add a troubleshooting section for common issues.

Consider adding a troubleshooting section to help users resolve common setup and runtime issues.

 - Can be used alongside traditional GraphQL.NET types, allowing for gradual adoption
 - All standard GraphQL.NET context properties are available through the `Context` property

+## Troubleshooting
+
+### Common Issues
+
+1. **Service Lifetime Errors**
+   ```
+   Error: Cannot resolve scoped service from root provider
+   Solution: Ensure serial execution strategy is configured or use [Scoped] attribute
+   ```
+
+2. **Missing Type Registrations**
+   ```
+   Error: No service for type 'X' has been registered
+   Solution: Verify all types are registered with AddDI() or manually in DI container
+   ```
+
+3. **Performance Issues**
+   ```
+   Problem: Slow field resolution
+   Solution: Use static methods for simple property access, implement data loaders for N+1 queries
+   ```
+
+For more troubleshooting tips, visit our [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/Shane32/GraphQL.DI/issues) page.
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commit the comparison table, i like it. i think it's just a helpful reminder. even if this is a public repo, we will most likely be using it the most

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253-269: Enhance visibility of critical service lifetime information.

Consider highlighting important warnings about service lifetime management to prevent common issues.

 ### Service Lifetime

+> ⚠️ **Warning**: Incorrect service lifetime configuration can lead to memory leaks or unexpected behavior.
+
 While resolving each or any non-static field defined in a DI graph type,
 `ActivatorUtilities.GetServiceOrCreateInstance` is used to create the instance, followed by
 initialization of the available properties. The `AddDI` method will automatically register
 all these types within the dependency injection framework as transients to expedite the
 initialization of the class, but regardless, if multiple fields are requested, each one
 will create a new instance before executing the resolver. As such, for best speed/memory use,
 define the resolvers as static if they are simple property accesses.

+> 🔑 **Key Points**:
+> 1. Always implement IDisposable for classes with disposable dependencies
+> 2. Register DI graph type classes as transient by default
+> 3. Use static resolvers for simple property access
+> 4. Avoid singleton lifetime as it's not supported
+
 Keep in mind that for any DI graph type classes that implement `IDisposable`, the class
 must be registered within the DI framework for proper disposal.

407-452: Enhance code examples with pattern explanations.

Consider adding comments to explain the patterns and best practices demonstrated in the code examples.

 public class Query : DIObjectGraphBase
 {
     private readonly IRepository _repository;
 
     public Query(IRepository repository)
     {
         _repository = repository;
     }
 
-    // Multiple optional parameters for filtering
+    // Pattern: Flexible Query Parameters
+    // - Use nullable types for optional filters
+    // - Accept IEnumerable for multi-value filters
+    // - Include CancellationToken for cancellation support
+    // - Return IEnumerable for deferred execution
     public async Task<IEnumerable<Todo>> TodosAsync(
         int? id,
         IEnumerable<int>? ids,
         int? completedByPersonId,
         CancellationToken cancellationToken)
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1-8: LGTM! Clear and concise introduction.

The overview effectively communicates the library's purpose and its integration with GraphQL.NET.


100-218: LGTM! Comprehensive feature documentation.

The section provides clear explanations, good code examples, and helpful comparisons with familiar concepts (ASP.NET Core Controllers).

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Context: ... Note that you can access the source in a variety of methods: ```csharp // Access source by...

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90-98: Verify performance metrics in comparison table.

The comparison table indicates "Excellent" performance for Type-First and Code-First approaches vs "Good" for GraphQL.DI. This claim should be supported by benchmarks.

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142-145: Add null checks and error handling to the example.

The example could be improved with proper null checks and error handling:

 public async Task<Person?> CompletedBy()
 {
+    if (Source.CompletedByPersonId <= 0)
+        return null;
+        
+    try {
         return await _repository.GetPersonById(Source.CompletedByPersonId);
+    } catch (Exception ex) {
+        throw new ExecutionError(
+            "Failed to retrieve person",
+            ex);
+    }
 }

253-269: Enhance visibility of critical service lifetime information.

Consider adding warning boxes to highlight important service lifetime considerations:

 ### Service Lifetime

+> ⚠️ **Warning**: Incorrect service lifetime configuration can lead to memory leaks or unexpected behavior.
+
 While resolving each or any non-static field defined in a DI graph type,
 `ActivatorUtilities.GetServiceOrCreateInstance` is used to create the instance, followed by
 initialization of the available properties. The `AddDI` method will automatically register
 all these types within the dependency injection framework as transients to expedite the
 initialization of the class, but regardless, if multiple fields are requested, each one
 will create a new instance before executing the resolver. As such, for best speed/memory use,
 define the resolvers as static if they are simple property accesses.

 Keep in mind that for any DI graph type classes that implement `IDisposable`, the class
 must be registered within the DI framework for proper disposal.

+> 🔑 **Key Points**:
+> 1. Always implement IDisposable for classes with disposable dependencies
+> 2. Register DI graph type classes as transient by default
+> 3. Use static resolvers for simple property access
+> 4. Avoid singleton lifetime as it's not supported

470-478: Add input validation and error handling to mutation example.

Consider enhancing the mutation example with input validation and proper error handling:

 public async Task<Todo> AddTodoAsync(string title, string notes)
 {
+    // Validate input
+    if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(title))
+        throw new ExecutionError("Title is required");
+        
+    try {
         // Use RequestAborted for cancellation support
         var todo = new Todo {
             Title = title,
             Notes = notes,
         };
         return await _repository.AddTodoAsync(todo, RequestAborted);
+    } catch (Exception ex) {
+        throw new ExecutionError(
+            "Failed to create todo",
+            ex);
+    }
 }
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[style] ~41-~41: ‘mixed together’ might be wordy. Consider a shorter alternative.
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1-8: LGTM! Clear and concise introduction.

The overview effectively communicates the library's purpose and its integration with GraphQL.NET.


9-99: Excellent comparison of approaches!

The detailed examples, explanations, and comparison table effectively address the previous feedback about clarity between approaches.

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1-508: Documentation is now comprehensive and well-structured!

The documentation effectively:

  1. Provides clear comparisons between approaches
  2. Includes detailed code examples
  3. Explains critical concepts like service lifetime
  4. Offers setup instructions and usage examples

The improvements address previous feedback and provide a solid foundation for users.

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[grammar] ~110-~110: It appears that a hyphen is missing in the noun “To-do” (= task) or did you mean the verb “to do”?
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Context: ... Note that you can access the source in a variety of methods: ```csharp // Access source by...

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For me, more detailed explanations on what a serial execution strategy is, as well as on scoped vs. singleton vs. transient would be helpful. But it seems like the intended audience of this library is someone already familiar with GraphQL.Net, so given that I don't know if it makes sense to go into further detail on these things.

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