fix(federation): complex @key
s result in unparseable CSDL
#4490
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This fix targets a bug in
printComposedSdl
where@key
directivefields
argsweren't being printed with reduced whitespace as
@requires
and@provides
are,resulting in an invalid / unparseable graphql document.
To reproduce this fix, I first introduced a nested
@key
into our testing fixtures,which we should have always had at least one of to begin with. The resulting bug
can be seen in the second commit, and then resolved in the third commit.
I've also added a test to
printComposedSdl
to ensure the output is parseable.