Fix input coercion to allow null-valued Enums as arguments #848
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This fixes the issue pointed out in #840 where null-valued Enums (supported since 0.9.5) were rejected when provided as arguments.
This reveals some minor code duplication in
isValidLiteralValue
andvalueFromAST
.There are likely other places in the code where null-valued Enums cause problems. To use one example: in
isValidJSValue
, if a type isGraphQLNonNull(EnumWithNullValue)
, thennull
should probably be accepted, since it represents a valid value within the Enum and is thus not reallynull
(more generally, it should probably ask theofType
toserialize()
the value first and check to see if that isnull
). But I didn't attempt to chase down all those edge cases; these changes are enough to get my test suite passing again.Fixes #840.