Schema problem

[sarbhsinghal]

When we print the schema by new SchemaPrinter().print(schema) , then all the mutation types are also coming in QUERY_ROOT ?

[kaqqao]

I don't understand what you mean by mutation types? If mutations (fields representing mutations) are listed under query root, you likely have a malformed schema. Inspect the schema you're getting.
What SPQR version are you using? Asking because QUERY_ROOT has been changed very long ago.

[sarbhsinghal]

type MUTATION_ROOT {
logout : Boolean
signinUser(auth : AuthDataInput) : SignInPayload
deleteUser : Boolean
updateUser(lastName : String, firstName : String, password : String, gender : String, email : String) : User
createUser(lastName : String, firstName : String, password : String, gender : String, email : String) : User
}

type QUERY_ROOT {
getAllUsers : [User]
logout : Boolean
signinUser(auth : AuthDataInput) : SignInPayload
deleteUser : Boolean
updateUser(lastName : String, firstName : String, password : String, gender : String, email : String) : User
user(email : String) : User
createUser(lastName : String, firstName : String, password : String, gender : String, email : String) : User
}

I am getting this on doing SchemaPrinter().print(schema). It has all the mutations as query type also.

io.leangen.graphql spqr 0.9.1

I am using 0.9.1 version of spqr wth java 1.8.

[kaqqao]

Unless you show how you're building the schema, there's no way to tell what happens. I don't have a crystal ball.
Please provide a minimal example displaying the unexpected behavior.

Also, 0.9.1 is a 2 year old version of a constantly evolving project. Please upgrade to the latest (0.9.9 at the time of writing).

Finally, this is the samples project and unless your problem is with a sample this is the wrong place to open an issue.