Execution options are provided when a schema is made executable. The options range from allowing a maximum execution timeout to providing a maximum execution complexity.
We have built in some options that limit the execution engine in order to protect the overall performance of your GraphQL Server.
Members
| Member | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| EnableTracing | bool | false | Enables tracing for performance measurement of query requests. * |
| ExecutionTimeout | TimeSpan | TimeSpan.FromSeconds(30) | The maximum allowed execution time of a query. |
| IncludeExceptionDetails | bool | Debugger.IsAttached | Includes exception details into the GraphQL errors. ** |
| MaxExecutionDepth | int? | null | The maximum allowed query depth of a query. |
| QueryCacheSize | int | 100 | The amount of queries that can be cached for faster execution. |
| MaxOperationComplexity | int? | null | The allowed complexity of queries. |
| UseComplexityMultipliers | bool? | null | Specifies if multiplier arguments are used to calculate the query complexity. |
| ForceSerialExecution | bool? | null | Used for EntityFramework to have request be done in one thread. |
* Performance tracing is based on Apollo Tracing. The specification can be found here.
** The exception details that are included into GraphQL errors can also be modified by implementing an IErrorFilter. See more about that here.