fix(coerceInputLiteral): null variable input object fields should override defaults#4711
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…ride default PR graphql#3092 added coerceInputLiteral() and was authored by @leebyron. That version preserved explicit null variable values in input object fields by checking whether a variable was missing, not whether its value was nullish. PR graphql#3809 was the rebase of that work by @yaacovCR on top of the fragment variable work. In adapting the lookup to account for fragment variables, the missing-variable check was incorrectly replaced with a nullish value check, causing explicit null variables to be treated as omitted fields. Only missing or explicitly undefined variables should omit/default input object fields. Explicit null variable values must be preserved for nullable fields.
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PR #3092 added coerceInputLiteral() and was authored by @leebyron. That version preserved explicit null variable values in input object fields by checking whether a variable was missing, not whether its value was nullish.
PR #3809 was the rebase of that work by @yaacovCR on top of the fragment variable work. In adapting the lookup to account for fragment variables, the missing-variable check was incorrectly replaced with a nullish value check, causing explicit null variables to be treated as omitted fields.
Only missing or explicitly undefined variables should omit/default input object fields. Explicit null variable values must be preserved for nullable fields.