May 2022's working group saw the return of discussions around higher order abstract types in GraphQL, the availability of a canary release of client-controlled nullability, discussions around the shape of iterables and payloads for defer and stream and the advancement of "oneof input objects" to RFC stage 2. Join hosts Benjie and Jem for the details!
Music by <a href="https://pixabay.com/users/zen_man-4257870/">Zen_Man on Pixabay</a>.

May 2022's working group saw the return of discussions around higher order abstract types in GraphQL, the availability of a canary release of client-controlled nullability, discussions around the shape of iterables and payloads for defer and stream and the advancement of "oneof input objects" to RFC stage 2. Join hosts Benjie and Jem for the details! Music by Zen_Man on Pixabay.

May 2022's working group saw the return of discussions around higher order abstract types in GraphQL, the availability of a canary release of client-controlled nullability, discussions around the shape of iterables and payloads for defer and stream and the advancement of "oneof input objects" to RFC stage 2. Join hosts Benjie and Jem for the details!
Music by <a href="https://pixabay.com/users/zen_man-4257870/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Zen_Man on Pixabay</a>.

2. May 2022 WG

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