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feat: extend graphql User with evaluateFeatureFlag operation#60828
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Nice! Wasn't expecting this one to be quite so straightforward. Looks great to me, and thanks for the tests!
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This is awesome! Thanks Michael
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This PR closes #59169 by extending the GraphQL
Userschema with theevaluateFeatureFlagfunction.This function takes the name of a feature flag, and returns if this feature flag is active for the given user.
It's different to the existing root-level
evaluateFeatureFlagas it does not evaluate for the calling user, but for any users that the user requests data for.Example usage:
This may yield (depending on your flags and overrides)
Test plan
user_tests.goto verify if the new field works from theUserandUsersschema.feature_flags_test.go#testUserFlags.