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* This method will be called twice. Once for a directive definition in a schema and then do each time a directive is applied to a schema element
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* This method will be called when a directive is applied to a schema element.
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* When it's applied to a schema element then {@link TraverserContext#getParentNode()} will be the schema element that this is applied to.
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* The {@link TraverserContext#getParentNode()} will be the schema element that this is applied to.
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* The graphql-java code base is trying to slowly move away from using {@link GraphQLDirective}s when they really should be {@link GraphQLAppliedDirective}s
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* and this is another place that has been left in. In the future this behavior will change and this will only visit directive definitions of a schema, not where
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* @param node the directive
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* @param node the applied directive
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* @return how to control the visitation processing
* This method will be called when a directive is applied to a schema element.
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* This method will be called twice. Once for a directive definition in a schema and then do each time a directive is applied to a schema element
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* The {@link TraverserContext#getParentNode()} will be the schema element that this is applied to.
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* When it's applied to a schema element then {@link TraverserContext#getParentNode()} will be the schema element that this is applied to.
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* The graphql-java code base is trying to slowly move away from using {@link GraphQLDirective}s when they really should be {@link GraphQLAppliedDirective}s
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* and this is another place that has been left in. In the future this behavior will change and this will only visit directive definitions of a schema, not where
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* they are applied.
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* @param node the applied directive
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* @param node the directive
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* @param context the traversal context
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* @return how to control the visitation processing
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