ResolverSetAll

resolversetAll is a function used to manage the set of resolver mappings within a resolver registry. It replaces the current collection of resolvers with a complete new set provided by the caller. This operation is typically designed to be atomic, ensuring that the resolver state is not observed in a partially updated form during the change.

In typical use, resolversetAll takes a single argument: newResolvers, a mapping from resolver names (or keys) to resolver functions. Some implementations offer optional behavior such as validation, normalization, or strict mode to enforce the presence of required resolvers. The exact shape of newResolvers depends on the surrounding framework, but it generally mirrors the internal resolver map used by the system.

Return value and side effects can vary by implementation. In many designs, resolversetAll returns the previous resolver map to allow callers to restore a prior state if needed. Others may return the new map or simply perform the update without returning a value. Regardless of return value, the call updates the registry so that subsequent resolution operations use the new set of resolvers.

Usage considerations include thread safety and consistency, especially in environments that support hot-reloading or dynamic reconfiguration. It is important to ensure that the new resolver set is compatible with the existing request structure and that dependent components are aware of the change.

Example usage: resolversetAll({ user: resolveUser, article: resolveArticle }) would replace the current resolver mappings with the provided ones. See also: resolver registry, set, update.