Preserve the extensions property when pre-execution errors occur.#3394
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Without this change, any `extensions` that are present on the `response` are not returned to the client when an error occurs in pre-execution stages, despite the fact that `extensions` are a perfectly acceptable property to be present when pre-execution errors occur[1]. (Note that `data` is not!) For example, if a user had added their own `extensions` property in the `willSendResponse` hook of a request pipeline API, it would have been removed by the previous implementation of `throwHttpGraphQLError` which did not receive, or accept `extensions`, since it explicitly only passed the `errors` property. This will all be greatly improved when we abstract this transport out! [1]: https://graphql.github.io/graphql-spec/June2018/#sec-Response-Format
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* Update dev dependencies * Update dependencies (minor and patch updates) * Adjust test assertion to account for Apollo Server bugfix apollographql/apollo-server#3394 * Prepend ./ if needed when loading local strategy file This is required due to changed behaviour in `require.resolve` in Node 12. * Update dependencies (major releases) * Migrate to mkdirp v1.0 Promise API * Migrate to @hapi/joi v15 Postponing the upgrade to the latest version until the new extensions API (breaking change) is properly documented (hapijs/joi#2011). * Bump version
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Without this change, any
extensionsthat are present on theresponseare not returned to the client when an error occurs in pre-execution stages, despite the fact thatextensionsare a perfectly acceptable property to be present when pre-execution errors occur1. (Note thatdatais not!)For example, if a user had added their own
extensionsproperty in thewillSendResponsehook of a request pipeline API, it would have been removed by the previous implementation ofthrowHttpGraphQLErrorwhich did not receive, or acceptextensions, since it explicitly only passed theerrorsproperty.This will all be greatly improved when we abstract this transport out!