It sounds like you're encountering schema parsing issues in Azure API Management when uploading the .graphql file generated by the Fabric GraphQL API. This could be due to discrepancies in how the schema is structured or the types defined by Fabric's API.
Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve the issue:
- validate the scheme using an online GraphQL schema validator (e.g., GraphQL Schema Linter) to check for issues in the .graphql file. Look for undefined or incorrectly formatted types, directives, or fields that might not conform to the GraphQL specification.
- if the schema is large or complex, try splitting it into smaller chunks to isolate the problematic types. Test importing a simplified schema into Azure API Management to identify which part is causing the error.
- sometimes, the auto-generated schema might include custom types or directives not supported by Azure API Management. Edit the .graphql file to remove or adjust these unsupported elements.
- ensure your Azure API Management instance supports all GraphQL features used in the schema. Refer to the Azure API Management GraphQL documentation to check for feature compatibility.
- try turning on detailed logging in Azure API Management to capture error details when the schema upload fails. This can provide insights into specific issues.
- if the above steps don't resolve the issue, it might be worth contacting Microsoft support with the schema file and error details for further assistance.
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