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Since then there have been a number of reports of success :
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- > I 'm very happy with where this landed . We 'd use it internally at my company .
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+ > I 'm very happy with where this landed . We 'd use it internally at my company . —
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> [Ethan Resnick ](https ://github .com /graphql /graphql -spec /pull /825#issuecomment-2128262620)
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> More positive feedback : We are using it at HubSpot through the graphql -java
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- > implementation and look forward to it becoming standardized . --
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+ > implementation and look forward to it becoming standardized . —
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> [Henry Q . Dineen ](https ://github .com /graphql /graphql -spec /pull /825#issuecomment-2128324080)
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> I implemented support for OneOf input objects for the Caliban GraphQL library
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> (Scala ) [...] it 's been fairly straightforward implementing support for it and
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- > I couldn 't really identify any areas that could have been improved . --
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+ > I couldn 't really identify any areas that could have been improved . —
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> [kyri -petrou ](https ://github .com /kyri -petrou )
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> We have been eagerly waiting at Jobber for this to land as well . [...] We have
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- > many use cases internally for it and we 're very excited to see this land ! --
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+ > many use cases internally for it and we 're very excited to see this land ! —
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> [Clinton Pahl ](https ://github .com /graphql /graphql -spec /pull /825#issuecomment-2135724148)
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> Colleagues at work (Atlassian ) have been really happy with @oneOf , works
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- > exactly as you want it to and I haven 't heard any negative feedback . --
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+ > exactly as you want it to and I haven 't heard any negative feedback . —
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> [Donna Zhou ](https ://github .com /dondonz )
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