Document how to make @authorize directives public #7458
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This may not be all that's necessary. I'm still not seeing it attached to fields though the definition is present now. |
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Seems like visualizing directives like this isn't a widespread feature even with |
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I was trying to get @authorize directives to show up in my schema. Found a workaround, putting this in docs to hopefully save others the 3 hour headache.
Should they be internal?