Generate correct return types in IdentityCache compiler #1939
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There is a difference in behavior between the return types of the existing IdentityCache compiler and how IdentityCache compiler actually works. In the aliased fetch methods, IdentityCache will return an array unless the field has the `unique` property, even if it is not a multi-type. Previously, our IdentityCache compiler was always setting the return type as a single object for those methods.
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There is a difference in behavior between the return types of the existing IdentityCache compiler and how IdentityCache compiler actually works.
In the aliased fetch methods, IdentityCache will return an array unless the field has the
uniqueproperty, even if it is not a multi-type. Previously, our IdentityCache compiler was always setting the return type as a single object for those methods.