Bump graphql-java from 19.3 to 20.0

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Bumps graphql-java from 19.3 to 20.0.

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20.0

We are pleased to announce the release of graphql-java 20.0. Special thanks to each of the 200+ contributors over the years, who have made this milestone possible.

Breaking changes

Aligning parseValue coercion with JS reference implementation

We have made changes to String, Boolean, Float, and Int parseValue coercion, to be consistent with the reference JS implementation. The key change is parseValue is now stricter on accepted inputs.

• String parseValue now requires input is of type String. For example, a Number input 123 or a Boolean input true will no longer be accepted.
• Boolean parseValue now requires input is of type Boolean. For example, a String input "true" will no longer be accepted.
• Float parseValue now requires input is of type Number. For example, a String input "3.14" will no longer be accepted.
• Int parseValue now requires input is of type Number. For example, a String input "42" will no longer be accepted.

String parseValue changes: graphql-java/graphql-java#3030 Boolean, Float, and Int parseValue changes: graphql-java/graphql-java#3042 JS reference implementation: https://github.com/graphql/graphql-js/blob/main/src/type/scalars.ts

Notable Changes

Record Like Property Fetching Support

We have now added the ability to find properties via "Record like" naming. We call it "Record like" based on Java 14 record classes but in fact any class with a method named directly as the graphql field is named will work.

If you had this graphql object type declared

type Person {
   name : String
   address : String
}

then this Java record would be supported for fetching values via the method names name() and address()

public record Person (String name, String address)

and equally a non record class like this would also work

public class Person {
   public String name() { return "Harry Potter"; }
   public String address() { return "4 Privet Drive, Little Whinging"; }
}

We still have Java Bean (aka POJO) getter naming support like public String getName() however now the "record like" name() method will be used in preference and then the getName() methods will be used if that's not present.

This means there is a new behavior if you had weird POJOs likes this

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Commits

• 557ad5d Value visitor with applied directive argument visited (#3041)
• f20524f Merge pull request #3042 from graphql-java/parseValue-alignment
• fd23fc8 Fix up tests
• 954ec14 Tidy
• 64934d6 Add separate exception message for values outside integer range
• 2c514ca Align integer parseValue coercion with JS implementation
• e042b8e Align Float parseValue with JS implementation
• 03e10fb Align Boolean parseValue with JS implementation
• 476632e Added a ValueTraverser allowing you to visit and optionally change input argu...
• 3d45243 use class loader on master (#3039)
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