import {
  DefinitionNode,
  DirectiveDefinitionNode,
  DirectiveLocation,
  DirectiveNode,
  DocumentNode,
  FieldDefinitionNode,
  GraphQLError,
  InputValueDefinitionNode,
  parse,
  SchemaDefinitionNode,
  Source,
  TypeNode,
  ValueNode,
  NamedTypeNode,
  ArgumentNode,
  StringValueNode,
  ASTNode,
  SchemaExtensionNode,
  parseType,
  Kind,
  TypeDefinitionNode,
  TypeExtensionNode,
  EnumTypeExtensionNode,
  EnumTypeDefinitionNode,
} from "graphql";
import { Maybe } from "graphql/jsutils/Maybe";
import { valueFromASTUntyped } from "./values";
import {
  SchemaBlueprint,
  Schema,
  newNamedType,
  NamedTypeKind,
  NamedType,
  SchemaDefinition,
  SchemaElement,
  ObjectType,
  InterfaceType,
  FieldDefinition,
  Type,
  ListType,
  OutputType,
  isOutputType,
  isInputType,
  InputType,
  NonNullType,
  ArgumentDefinition,
  InputFieldDefinition,
  DirectiveDefinition,
  UnionType,
  InputObjectType,
  EnumType,
  Extension,
  ErrGraphQLValidationFailed,
  NamedSchemaElement,
} from "./definitions";
import { ERRORS, errorCauses, withModifiedErrorNodes } from "./error";
import { introspectionTypeNames } from "./introspection";
import { coreFeatureDefinitionIfKnown } from "./knownCoreFeatures";
import { connectIdentity } from "./specs/connectSpec";


function buildValue(value?: ValueNode): any {
  return value ? valueFromASTUntyped(value) : undefined;
}

export type BuildSchemaOptions = {
  blueprint?: SchemaBlueprint,
  validate?: boolean,
}

export function buildSchema(source: string | Source, options?: BuildSchemaOptions): Schema {
  return buildSchemaFromAST(parse(source), options);
}

export function buildSchemaFromAST(
  documentNode: DocumentNode,
  options?: BuildSchemaOptions,
): Schema {
  const errors: GraphQLError[] = [];
  const schema = new Schema(options?.blueprint);

  // Building schema has to proceed in a particular order due to 2 main constraints:
  // 1. some elements can refer other elements even if the definition of those referenced elements appear later in the AST.
  //   And in fact, definitions can be cyclic (a type having field whose type is themselves for instance). Which we
  //   deal with by first adding empty definition for every type and directive name, because handling any of their content.
  // 2. we accept "incomplete" schema due to `@link` (incomplete in the sense of the graphQL spec). Indeed, `@link` is all
  //   about importing definitions, but that mean that some element may be _reference_ in the AST without their _definition_
  //   being in the AST. So we need to ensure we "import" those definitions before we try to "build" references to them.


  // We do a first pass to add all empty types and directives definition. This ensure any reference on one of
  // those can be resolved in the 2nd pass, regardless of the order of the definitions in the AST.
  const {
    directiveDefinitions,
    typeDefinitions,
    typeExtensions,
    schemaDefinitions,
    schemaExtensions,
  } = buildNamedTypeAndDirectivesShallow(documentNode, schema, errors);

  // We then build the content of enum types, but excluding their directive _applications. The reason we do this
  // is that:
  // 1. we can (enum values are self-contained and cannot reference anything that may need to be imported first; this
  //   is also why we skip directive applications at that point, as those _may_ reference something that hasn't been imported yet)
  // 2. this allows the code to handle better the case where the `link__Purpose` enum is provided in the AST despite the `@link`
  //   _definition_ not being provided. And the reason that is true is that as we later _add_ the `@link` definition, we
  //   will need to check if `link_Purpose` needs to be added or not, but when it is already present, we check it's definition
  //   is the expected, but that check will unexpected fail if we haven't finished "building" said type definition.
  // Do note that we can only do that "early building" for scalar and enum types (and it happens that there is nothing to do
  // for scalar because they are the only types whose "content" don't reference other types (and again, for definitions
  // referencing other types, we need to import `@link`-ed definition first). Thankfully, the `@link` directive definition
  // only rely on a scalar (`Import`) and an enum (`Purpose`) type (if that ever changes, we may have to something more here
  // to be resilient to weirdly incomplete schema).
  for (const typeNode of typeDefinitions) {
    if (typeNode.kind === Kind.ENUM_TYPE_DEFINITION) {
      buildEnumTypeValuesWithoutDirectiveApplications(typeNode, schema.type(typeNode.name.value) as EnumType);
    }
  }
  for (const typeExtensionNode of typeExtensions) {
    if (typeExtensionNode.kind === Kind.ENUM_TYPE_EXTENSION) {
      const toExtend = schema.type(typeExtensionNode.name.value)!;
      const extension = toExtend.newExtension();
      extension.sourceAST = typeExtensionNode;
      buildEnumTypeValuesWithoutDirectiveApplications(typeExtensionNode, schema.type(typeExtensionNode.name.value) as EnumType, extension);
    }
  }

  // We then deal with directive definition first. This is mainly for the sake of core schemas: the core schema
  // handling in `Schema` detects that the schema is a core one when it see the application of `@core(feature: ".../core/...")`
  // to the schema element. But that detection necessitates that the corresponding directive definition has been fully
  // populated (and at this point, we don't really know the name of the `@core` directive since it can be renamed, so
  // we just handle all directives).
  // Note that one subtlety is that we skip, for now, directive _applications_ within those directive definitions (we can
  // have such applications on the arguments). The reason is again core schema related: we haven't yet properly detected
  // if the schema if a core-schema yet, and for federation subgraphs, we haven't yet "imported" federation definitions.
  // So if one of those directive application was relying on that "importing", it would fail at this point. Which is why
  // directive application is delayed to later in that method.
  for (const directiveDefinitionNode of directiveDefinitions) {
    buildDirectiveDefinitionInnerWithoutDirectiveApplications(directiveDefinitionNode, schema.directive(directiveDefinitionNode.name.value)!, errors);
  }
  for (const schemaDefinition of schemaDefinitions) {
    buildSchemaDefinitionInner(schemaDefinition, schema.schemaDefinition, errors);
  }
  for (const schemaExtension of schemaExtensions) {
    buildSchemaDefinitionInner(schemaExtension, schema.schemaDefinition, errors, schema.schemaDefinition.newExtension());
  }

  // The following block of code is a one-off to support input objects in the
  // connect spec. It will be non-maintainable/bug-prone to do this again, and
  // has various limitations/unsupported edge cases already.
  //
  // There's work to be done to support input objects more generally; please see
  // https://github.com/apollographql/federation/pull/3311 for more information.
  const connectFeature = schema.coreFeatures?.getByIdentity(connectIdentity);
  const handledConnectTypeNames = new Set<string>();
  if (connectFeature) {
    const connectFeatureDefinition =
      coreFeatureDefinitionIfKnown(connectFeature.url);
    if (connectFeatureDefinition) {
      const connectTypeNamesInSchema = new Set(
        connectFeatureDefinition.typeSpecs()
          .map(({ name }) => connectFeature.typeNameInSchema(name))
      );
      for (const typeNode of typeDefinitions) {
        if (connectTypeNamesInSchema.has(typeNode.name.value)
          && typeNode.kind === 'InputObjectTypeDefinition'
        ) {
          handledConnectTypeNames.add(typeNode.name.value)
        } else {
          continue;
        }
        buildNamedTypeInner(typeNode, schema.type(typeNode.name.value)!, schema.blueprint, errors);
      }
      for (const typeExtensionNode of typeExtensions) {
        if (connectTypeNamesInSchema.has(typeExtensionNode.name.value)
          && typeExtensionNode.kind === 'InputObjectTypeExtension'
        ) {
          handledConnectTypeNames.add(typeExtensionNode.name.value)
        } else {
          continue;
        }
        const toExtend = schema.type(typeExtensionNode.name.value)!;
        const extension = toExtend.newExtension();
        extension.sourceAST = typeExtensionNode;
        buildNamedTypeInner(typeExtensionNode, toExtend, schema.blueprint, errors, extension);
      }
    }
  }

  // The following is a no-op for "standard" schema, but for federation subgraphs, this is where we handle the auto-addition
  // of imported federation directive definitions. That is why we have avoid looking at directive applications within
  // directive definition earlier: if one of those application was of an imported federation directive, the definition
  // wouldn't be presence before this point and we'd have triggered an error. After this, we can handle any directive
  // application safely.
  errors.push(...schema.blueprint.onDirectiveDefinitionAndSchemaParsed(schema));

  for (const directiveDefinitionNode of directiveDefinitions) {
    buildDirectiveApplicationsInDirectiveDefinition(directiveDefinitionNode, schema.directive(directiveDefinitionNode.name.value)!, errors);
  }

  for (const typeNode of typeDefinitions) {
    if (handledConnectTypeNames.has(typeNode.name.value)) {
      continue;
    }
    buildNamedTypeInner(typeNode, schema.type(typeNode.name.value)!, schema.blueprint, errors);
  }
  for (const typeExtensionNode of typeExtensions) {
    if (handledConnectTypeNames.has(typeExtensionNode.name.value)) {
      continue;
    }
    const toExtend = schema.type(typeExtensionNode.name.value)!;
    const extension = toExtend.newExtension();
    extension.sourceAST = typeExtensionNode;
    buildNamedTypeInner(typeExtensionNode, toExtend, schema.blueprint, errors, extension);
  }

  // Note: we could try calling `schema.validate()` regardless of errors building the schema and merge the resulting
  // errors, and there is some subset of cases where this be a tad more convenient (as the user would get all the errors
  // at once), but in most cases a bunch of the errors thrown by `schema.validate()` would actually be consequences of
  // the schema not be properly built in the first place and those errors would be confusing to the user. And avoiding
  // confusing users probably trumps a rare minor convenience.
  if (errors.length > 0) {
    throw ErrGraphQLValidationFailed(errors);
  }

  if (options?.validate ?? true) {
    schema.validate();
  }

  return schema;
}

function buildNamedTypeAndDirectivesShallow(documentNode: DocumentNode, schema: Schema, errors: GraphQLError[]): {
  directiveDefinitions: DirectiveDefinitionNode[],
  typeDefinitions: TypeDefinitionNode[],
  typeExtensions: TypeExtensionNode[],
  schemaDefinitions: SchemaDefinitionNode[],
  schemaExtensions: SchemaExtensionNode[],
}  {
  const directiveDefinitions = [];
  const typeDefinitions = [];
  const typeExtensions = [];
  const schemaDefinitions = [];
  const schemaExtensions = [];
  for (const definitionNode of documentNode.definitions) {
    switch (definitionNode.kind) {
      case 'OperationDefinition':
      case 'FragmentDefinition':
        errors.push(ERRORS.INVALID_GRAPHQL.err("Invalid executable definition found while building schema", { nodes: definitionNode }));
        continue;
      case 'SchemaDefinition':
        schemaDefinitions.push(definitionNode);
        schema.schemaDefinition.preserveEmptyDefinition = true;
        break;
      case 'SchemaExtension':
        schemaExtensions.push(definitionNode);
        break;
      case 'ScalarTypeDefinition':
      case 'ObjectTypeDefinition':
      case 'InterfaceTypeDefinition':
      case 'UnionTypeDefinition':
      case 'EnumTypeDefinition':
      case 'InputObjectTypeDefinition':
        // Like graphql-js, we just silently ignore definitions for introspection types
        if (introspectionTypeNames.includes(definitionNode.name.value)) {
          continue;
        }
        typeDefinitions.push(definitionNode);
        let type = schema.type(definitionNode.name.value);
        // Note that the type may already exists due to an extension having been processed first, but we know we
        // have seen 2 definitions (which is invalid) if the definition has `preserverEmptyDefnition` already set
        // since it's only set for definitions, not extensions.
        // Also note that we allow to redefine built-ins.
        if (!type || type.isBuiltIn) {
          type = schema.addType(newNamedType(withoutTrailingDefinition(definitionNode.kind), definitionNode.name.value));
        } else if (type.preserveEmptyDefinition)  {
          // Note: we reuse the same error message than graphQL-js would output
          throw ERRORS.INVALID_GRAPHQL.err(`There can be only one type named "${definitionNode.name.value}"`);
        }
        // It's possible for the type definition to be empty, because it is valid graphQL to have:
        //   type Foo
        //
        //   extend type Foo {
        //     bar: Int
        //   }
        // and we need a way to distinguish between the case above, and the case where only an extension is provided.
        // `preserveEmptyDefinition` serves that purpose.
        // Note that we do this even if the type was already existing because an extension could have been processed
        // first and have created the definition, but we still want to remember that the definition _does_ exists.
        type.preserveEmptyDefinition = true;
        break;
      case 'ScalarTypeExtension':
      case 'ObjectTypeExtension':
      case 'InterfaceTypeExtension':
      case 'UnionTypeExtension':
      case 'EnumTypeExtension':
      case 'InputObjectTypeExtension':
        // Like graphql-js, we just silently ignore definitions for introspection types
        if (introspectionTypeNames.includes(definitionNode.name.value)) {
          continue;
        }
        typeExtensions.push(definitionNode);
        const existing = schema.type(definitionNode.name.value);
        // In theory, graphQL does not let you have an extension without a corresponding definition. However,
        // 1) this is validated later, so there is no real reason to do it here and
        // 2) we actually accept it for federation subgraph (due to federation 1 mostly as it's not strictly needed
        //   for federation 22, but it is still supported to ease migration there too).
        // So if the type exists, we simply create it. However, we don't set `preserveEmptyDefinition` since it
        // is _not_ a definition.
        if (!existing) {
          schema.addType(newNamedType(withoutTrailingDefinition(definitionNode.kind), definitionNode.name.value));
        } else if (existing.isBuiltIn) {
          throw ERRORS.INVALID_GRAPHQL.err(`Cannot extend built-in type "${definitionNode.name.value}"`);
        }
        break;
      case 'DirectiveDefinition':
        directiveDefinitions.push(definitionNode);
        schema.addDirectiveDefinition(definitionNode.name.value);
        break;
    }
  }
  return {
    directiveDefinitions,
    typeDefinitions,
    typeExtensions,
    schemaDefinitions,
    schemaExtensions,
  }
}

type NodeWithDirectives = {directives?: ReadonlyArray<DirectiveNode>};
type NodeWithDescription = {description?: Maybe<StringValueNode>};
type NodeWithArguments = {arguments?: ReadonlyArray<ArgumentNode>};

function withoutTrailingDefinition(str: string): NamedTypeKind {
  const endString = str.endsWith('Definition') ? 'Definition' : 'Extension';
  return str.slice(0, str.length - endString.length) as NamedTypeKind;
}

function getReferencedType(node: NamedTypeNode, schema: Schema): NamedType {
  const type = schema.type(node.name.value);
  if (!type) {
    throw ERRORS.INVALID_GRAPHQL.err(`Unknown type ${node.name.value}`, { nodes: node });
  }
  return type;
}

function withNodeAttachedToError(operation: () => void, node: ASTNode, errors: GraphQLError[]) {
  try {
    operation();
  } catch (e) {
    const causes = errorCauses(e);
    if (causes) {
      for (const cause of causes) {
        const allNodes: ASTNode | ASTNode[] = cause.nodes ? [node, ...cause.nodes] : node;
        errors.push(withModifiedErrorNodes(cause, allNodes));
      }
    } else {
      throw e;
    }
  }
}

function buildSchemaDefinitionInner(
  schemaNode: SchemaDefinitionNode | SchemaExtensionNode,
  schemaDefinition: SchemaDefinition,
  errors: GraphQLError[],
  extension?: Extension<SchemaDefinition>
) {
  for (const opTypeNode of schemaNode.operationTypes ?? []) {
    withNodeAttachedToError(
      () => schemaDefinition.setRoot(opTypeNode.operation, opTypeNode.type.name.value).setOfExtension(extension),
      opTypeNode,
      errors,
    );
  }
  schemaDefinition.sourceAST = schemaNode;
  if ('description' in schemaNode) {
    schemaDefinition.description = schemaNode.description?.value;
  }
  buildAppliedDirectives(schemaNode, schemaDefinition, errors, extension);
}

function buildAppliedDirectives(
  elementNode: NodeWithDirectives,
  element: SchemaElement<any, any>,
  errors: GraphQLError[],
  extension?: Extension<any>
) {
  for (const directive of elementNode.directives ?? []) {
    withNodeAttachedToError(
      () => {
        /**
         * If we are at the schemaDefinition level of a federation schema, it's possible that some directives
         * will not be added until after the federation calls completeSchema. In that case, we want to wait
         * until after completeSchema is called before we try to apply those directives.
         */
        if (element !== element.schema().schemaDefinition || directive.name.value === 'link' || !element.schema().blueprint.applyDirectivesAfterParsing()) {
          const d = element.applyDirective(directive.name.value, buildArgs(directive));
          d.setOfExtension(extension);
          d.sourceAST = directive;
        } else {
          element.addUnappliedDirective({
            extension,
            directive,
            args: buildArgs(directive),
            nameOrDef: directive.name.value,
          });
        }
      },
      directive,
      errors,
    );
  }
}

function buildArgs(argumentsNode: NodeWithArguments): Record<string, any> {
  const args = Object.create(null);
  for (const argNode of argumentsNode.arguments ?? []) {
    args[argNode.name.value] = buildValue(argNode.value);
  }
  return args;
}

function buildNamedTypeInner(
  definitionNode: DefinitionNode & NodeWithDirectives & NodeWithDescription,
  type: NamedType,
  blueprint: SchemaBlueprint,
  errors: GraphQLError[],
  extension?: Extension<any>,
) {
  switch (definitionNode.kind) {
    case 'EnumTypeDefinition':
    case 'EnumTypeExtension':
      // We built enum values earlier in the `buildEnumTypeValuesWithoutDirectiveApplications`, but as the name
      // of that method implies, we just need to finish building directive applications.
      const enumType = type as EnumType;
      for (const enumVal of definitionNode.values ?? []) {
        buildAppliedDirectives(enumVal, enumType.value(enumVal.name.value)!, errors);
      }
      break;
    case 'ObjectTypeDefinition':
    case 'ObjectTypeExtension':
    case 'InterfaceTypeDefinition':
    case 'InterfaceTypeExtension':
      const fieldBasedType = type as ObjectType | InterfaceType;
      for (const fieldNode of definitionNode.fields ?? []) {
        if (blueprint.ignoreParsedField(type, fieldNode.name.value)) {
          continue;
        }
        const field = fieldBasedType.addField(fieldNode.name.value);
        field.setOfExtension(extension);
        buildFieldDefinitionInner(fieldNode, field, errors);
      }
      for (const itfNode of definitionNode.interfaces ?? []) {
        withNodeAttachedToError(
          () => {
            const itfName = itfNode.name.value;
            if (fieldBasedType.implementsInterface(itfName)) {
              throw ERRORS.INVALID_GRAPHQL.err(`Type "${type}" can only implement "${itfName}" once.`);
            }
            fieldBasedType.addImplementedInterface(itfName).setOfExtension(extension);
          },
          itfNode,
          errors,
        );
      }
      break;
    case 'UnionTypeDefinition':
    case 'UnionTypeExtension':
      const unionType = type as UnionType;
      for (const namedType of definitionNode.types ?? []) {
        withNodeAttachedToError(
          () => {
            const name = namedType.name.value;
            if (unionType.hasTypeMember(name)) {
              throw ERRORS.INVALID_GRAPHQL.err(`Union type "${unionType}" can only include type "${name}" once.`);
            }
            unionType.addType(name).setOfExtension(extension);
          },
          namedType,
          errors,
        );
      }
      break;
    case 'InputObjectTypeDefinition':
    case 'InputObjectTypeExtension':
      const inputObjectType = type as InputObjectType;
      for (const fieldNode of definitionNode.fields ?? []) {
        const field = inputObjectType.addField(fieldNode.name.value);
        field.setOfExtension(extension);
        buildInputFieldDefinitionInner(fieldNode, field, errors);
      }
      break;
  }
  buildAppliedDirectives(definitionNode, type, errors, extension);
  buildDescriptionAndSourceAST(definitionNode, type);
}

function buildEnumTypeValuesWithoutDirectiveApplications(
  definitionNode: EnumTypeDefinitionNode | EnumTypeExtensionNode,
  type: EnumType,
  extension?: Extension<any>,
) {
  const enumType = type as EnumType;
  for (const enumVal of definitionNode.values ?? []) {
    const v = enumType.addValue(enumVal.name.value);
    if (enumVal.description) {
      v.description = enumVal.description.value;
    }
    v.setOfExtension(extension);
  }
  buildDescriptionAndSourceAST(definitionNode, type);
}

function buildDescriptionAndSourceAST<T extends NamedSchemaElement<T, Schema, unknown>>(
  definitionNode: DefinitionNode & NodeWithDescription,
  dest: T,
) {
  if (definitionNode.description) {
    dest.description = definitionNode.description.value;
  }
  dest.sourceAST = definitionNode;
}

function buildFieldDefinitionInner(
  fieldNode: FieldDefinitionNode,
  field: FieldDefinition<any>,
  errors: GraphQLError[],
) {
  const type = buildTypeReferenceFromAST(fieldNode.type, field.schema());
  field.type = validateOutputType(type, field.coordinate, fieldNode, errors);
  for (const inputValueDef of fieldNode.arguments ?? []) {
    buildArgumentDefinitionInner(inputValueDef, field.addArgument(inputValueDef.name.value), errors, true);
  }
  buildAppliedDirectives(fieldNode, field, errors);
  field.description = fieldNode.description?.value;
  field.sourceAST = fieldNode;
}

function validateOutputType(type: Type, what: string, node: ASTNode, errors: GraphQLError[]): OutputType | undefined {
  if (isOutputType(type)) {
    return type;
  } else {
    errors.push(ERRORS.INVALID_GRAPHQL.err(`The type of "${what}" must be Output Type but got "${type}", a ${type.kind}.`, { nodes: node }));
    return undefined;
  }
}

function validateInputType(type: Type, what: string, node: ASTNode, errors: GraphQLError[]): InputType | undefined {
  if (isInputType(type)) {
    return type;
  } else {
    errors.push(ERRORS.INVALID_GRAPHQL.err(`The type of "${what}" must be Input Type but got "${type}", a ${type.kind}.`, { nodes: node }));
    return undefined;
  }
}

export function builtTypeReference(encodedType: string, schema: Schema): Type {
  return buildTypeReferenceFromAST(parseType(encodedType), schema);
}

function buildTypeReferenceFromAST(typeNode: TypeNode, schema: Schema): Type {
  switch (typeNode.kind) {
    case Kind.LIST_TYPE:
      return new ListType(buildTypeReferenceFromAST(typeNode.type, schema));
    case Kind.NON_NULL_TYPE:
      const wrapped = buildTypeReferenceFromAST(typeNode.type, schema);
      if (wrapped.kind == Kind.NON_NULL_TYPE) {
        throw ERRORS.INVALID_GRAPHQL.err(`Cannot apply the non-null operator (!) twice to the same type`, { nodes: typeNode });
      }
      return new NonNullType(wrapped);
    default:
      return getReferencedType(typeNode, schema);
  }
}

function buildArgumentDefinitionInner(
  inputNode: InputValueDefinitionNode,
  arg: ArgumentDefinition<any>,
  errors: GraphQLError[],
  includeDirectiveApplication: boolean,
) {
  const type = buildTypeReferenceFromAST(inputNode.type, arg.schema());
  arg.type = validateInputType(type, arg.coordinate, inputNode, errors);
  arg.defaultValue = buildValue(inputNode.defaultValue);
  if (includeDirectiveApplication) {
    buildAppliedDirectives(inputNode, arg, errors);
  }
  arg.description = inputNode.description?.value;
  arg.sourceAST = inputNode;
}

function buildInputFieldDefinitionInner(
  fieldNode: InputValueDefinitionNode,
  field: InputFieldDefinition,
  errors: GraphQLError[],
) {
  const type = buildTypeReferenceFromAST(fieldNode.type, field.schema());
  field.type = validateInputType(type, field.coordinate, fieldNode, errors);
  field.defaultValue = buildValue(fieldNode.defaultValue);
  buildAppliedDirectives(fieldNode, field, errors);
  field.description = fieldNode.description?.value;
  field.sourceAST = fieldNode;
}

function buildDirectiveDefinitionInnerWithoutDirectiveApplications(
  directiveNode: DirectiveDefinitionNode,
  directive: DirectiveDefinition,
  errors: GraphQLError[],
) {
  for (const inputValueDef of directiveNode.arguments ?? []) {
    buildArgumentDefinitionInner(inputValueDef, directive.addArgument(inputValueDef.name.value), errors, false);
  }
  directive.repeatable = directiveNode.repeatable;
  const locations = directiveNode.locations.map(({ value }) => value as DirectiveLocation);
  directive.addLocations(...locations);
  buildDescriptionAndSourceAST(directiveNode, directive);
}

function buildDirectiveApplicationsInDirectiveDefinition(
  directiveNode: DirectiveDefinitionNode,
  directive: DirectiveDefinition,
  errors: GraphQLError[],
) {
  for (const inputValueDef of directiveNode.arguments ?? []) {
    buildAppliedDirectives(inputValueDef, directive.argument(inputValueDef.name.value)!, errors);
  }
}