Consider an array in the user claim { ... arr: ["one", "two", "three"], ... } and a schema type Check { id: ID! test: [String!]! } where Check.test can only contain elements from arr but any number and any permutation (eg. ["two"], ["one", "three"], etc.) I’d be interested if ALL elem…

I’m fairly confident this is not possible. The IN input argument is only one directional, and there is no ALL, EVERY, or SOME argument. This would be a good feature request IMO.

Is it possible to have an "array division" in an @auth rule?

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Poolshark (Flo Ragossnig) March 29, 2023, 11:12am 3

I thought so. But thanks!

By the way that’d be an example for having an option for custom auth middleware @jdgamble555

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Is it possible to have an "array division" in an @auth rule?

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