hey @jedevc can I get a quick | Dagger | Page 1

grave aspen May 21, 2025, 4:30 PM

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because if I use Func here my signature of s.exists wouldn't contain the parent dagql.Instance[*core.Directory] arg type, which would break the callback of DagOp(ctx, s.srv, parent, args, s.exists)

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the code seems to be working as of this morning 🙂

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I think I've rubberducked myself out of any confusion.

cursive dirge May 21, 2025, 5:12 PM

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yes that works 😄

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i'm happy to not have the dagop wrapping for these methods right now btw

grave aspen May 21, 2025, 5:14 PM

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so would you rather it simply be something closer to:

func (s *directorySchema) exists(ctx context.Context, parent *core.Directory, args existsArgs) (bool, error) {
    exists, err := parent.Exists(ctx, s.srv, args.Path, "")
    return exists, err
}

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if I removed the dagop wrapping, would s.srv still be available?

cursive dirge May 21, 2025, 5:17 PM

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yup s.srv should still be available 🙂

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only dagop isn't available

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but that shouldn't be an issue i don't think?

grave aspen May 21, 2025, 5:17 PM

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oh, for some reason I thought they were heavily coupled. I'll try to simplify things.

cursive dirge May 22, 2025, 9:55 AM

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s.srv is the dagql server - generally, it's just kind of passed everywhere somehow lol

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the main thing it's used for is you can do calls against it (so various handlers will make graphql requests themselves, which is pretty neat)

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there's also things like s.View which is used for versioning compatibility, so a handler might choose different behavior depending on which View is present

#hey @jedevc can I get a quick