I completely understand now where you’re coming from. Thing is, we’re taking an existing data model that has REST in front of it (a layer or two up), and tryin

I completely understand now where you’re coming from. Thing is, we’re taking an existing data model that has REST in front of it (a layer or two up), and trying to instead use GraphQL. I think, though anecdotal for me, that this is the more typical use case since most won’t be able to re-engineer the database to be more conducive to GraphQL. And I think this now makes some sense as to why there is hardly any documentation with respect to practical GraphQL and ORM (in the vein of Spring Boot and Hibernate for us old Java folk). Thanks for the explanation!