Remove redundant NaN check, already handled in GraphqlFloatCoercing#2936
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Remove redundant NaN check, already handled in GraphqlFloatCoercing#2936
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The removed logic belongs inside a scalar's
serializemethod and should not be handled in this location insideExecutionStrategy.We have already handled the
NaNcase insideGraphqlFloatCoercingand we already had aNaNtest inScalarsFloatTest, seeserialize throws exception for invalid input #value.This is an old TODO from 2018. The Float spec has changed since then, now an error is to be raised for non-finite values such as
NaN.Spec: https://spec.graphql.org/draft/#sec-Float
Spec PR: graphql/graphql-spec#778