Instrumentation support for dataloader #175
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bbakerman
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Jan 22, 2025
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| DataLoader<K, V> build() { | |||
| public DataLoader<K, V> build() { | |||
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Hey Brad, I have used this PR in my local setup to implement spring-projects/spring-graphql#1034 and it works really well. I can now instrument dataloader calls without conflating them with regular data fetcher calls:
So, all good from my perspective and ready to adopt this feature when it's out. |
…port # Conflicts: # src/main/java/org/dataloader/DataLoaderOptions.java
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This is now complete and ready to be merged.
DataLoaderOptions is now immutable and hence some teaks t the original code had been done