Client code generation issue in 3.7.0

[Coder666]

Hi,

I have a issue with client code generation in version 3.7.0.

There is a query that takes an "id" parameter which is of type IdType

query FooBarQuery( $id : ID! )
{
     foo( id : $id )
     {
           bar
     }
}

The client generator is generating the following code:

client.h

struct Variables
{
	response::IdType id {};
};

client.cpp

response::Value serializeVariables(Variables&& variables)
{
	response::Value result { response::Type::Map };

	result.emplace_back(R"js(id)js"s, ModifiedVariable<Variables::response::IdType>::serialize(std::move(variables.id)));

	return result;
}

I believe that the template parameter for ModifiedVariable should just be response::IdType ?

Anyway in the current form, it produces a compiler error. I don't have a fix yet but I'm looking at the issue.

[Coder666]

This is working for me now, by removing "Variables::" from the template parameters in the generator.

Here is a patch with my changes. I have some local modifications to remove the boost dependency so line numbers may be out slightly.

@@ -528,11 +528,11 @@ response::Value ModifiedVariable<)cpp"
 			pendingSeparator.reset();
 
 			const auto cppType = _schemaLoader.getCppType(inputType->name());
 
 			sourceFile << R"cpp(template <>
-response::Value ModifiedVariable<Variables::)cpp"
+response::Value ModifiedVariable<)cpp"
 					   << cppType << R"cpp(>::serialize(Variables::)cpp" << cppType
 					   << R"cpp(&& inputValue)
 {
 	response::Value result { response::Type::Map };
 
@@ -623,11 +623,11 @@ response::Value serializeVariables(Variables&& variables)
 )cpp";
 
 		for (const auto& variable : variables)
 		{
 			sourceFile << R"cpp(	result.emplace_back(R"js()cpp" << variable.name
-					   << R"cpp()js"s, ModifiedVariable<Variables::)cpp"
+					   << R"cpp()js"s, ModifiedVariable<)cpp"
 					   << _schemaLoader.getCppType(variable.type->name()) << R"cpp(>::serialize)cpp"
 					   << getTypeModifierList(variable.modifiers)
 					   << R"cpp((std::move(variables.)cpp" << variable.cppName << R"cpp()));
 )cpp";
 		}