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Infinity is not a valid GraphQL Spec Integer token: GraphQL the language is not JS, and so just like how integer representations are different between JS and C++, Integer representations are different between JS and GraphQL.
I would argue that Infinity is a general math concept and not specific to JS so it would make sense to implement support for Infinity in graphql in general. @RealAdamSinger maybe it makes sense to open this as a feature request for the graphql spec.
Currently Infinity cannot be passed into a graphql query even if type
Float
orInt
is used.Should there be support for this?
The query below has no functional value, it is for demonstration purposes using https://www.graphqlbin.com/v2/6RQ6TM
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