fix: node ids not showing in query analyzer when using DataLoader->load_many()#3114
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What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
This fixes a bug where Node IDs are not being output by the QueryAnalyzer when a resolver uses the
load_many()method of the DataLoader.This bug can lead to issues with tag-based caching / tag-based cache invalidation as some nodes might not be getting tagged as expected.
Does this close any currently open issues?
closes #3101
Any other comments?
Given the scenario outlined in #3113:
Before
The Node IDs are not present in the Query Analyzer output
After
The Node IDs are present in the Query Analyzer output