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The codebase should refer to functions that execute the query, mutation, and/or subscription root fields as such, rather than as functions that execute the operations themselves. Executing a query or mutation returns a map of data and errors, while executing the root fields returns the data of the root fields.
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The codebase should refer to functions that execute the query, mutation, and/or subscription root fields as such, rather than as functions that execute the operations themselves. Executing a query or mutation returns a map of data and errors, while executing the root fields returns the data of the root fields.
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The codebase should refer to functions that execute the query, mutation, and/or subscription root fields as such, rather than as functions that execute the operations themselves. Executing a query or mutation returns a map of data and errors, while executing the root fields returns the data of the root fields.