@put directive doesn't work on master

[QuinnWilton]

While trying to upgrade a project to use Absinthe 1.5, I ran into issues with the @put directive. When using :absinthe_controller to decorate controller actions with a GQL query that uses @put, my queries are now failing with the error "Unknown directive 'put'."

I replicated this on master with a failing test here: https://github.com/QuinnWilton/absinthe_phoenix/blob/quinn%2Fput-tests/test/absinthe/phoenix/controller_test.exs#L132

[QuinnWilton]

I've managed to work around this issue in my project by adding the following to my schema:

  directive :put do
    on([:field, :fragment_spread, :inline_fragment])

    expand(fn
      _, node ->
        Absinthe.Blueprint.put_flag(node, :put, __MODULE__)
    end)
  end

[peaceful-james]

I see this as also happening with the @action directive. The action_mode enum is imported correctly though (if you try to redefine it in your schema then you get an error about it being declared twice).
Maybe import_types is having trouble importing directives?

Anyone else trying to workaround this, you can just copy the directive(s) you want directly from Absinthe.Phoenix.Types into your schema.ex. ATOW, it is this for @action:

  directive :action do
    on [:query, :mutation, :subscription]
    arg :mode, non_null(:action_mode)

    expand fn %{mode: mode}, node ->
      Absinthe.Blueprint.put_flag(node, {:action, mode}, __MODULE__)
    end
  end

[emisilvacab]

I had the same problem and it was resolved using
import_directives Absinthe.Phoenix.Types and
import_types Absinthe.Phoenix.Types, as you said import_types only imports the action_mode enum.

With this solution you don't have to add the code to your schema because the import works properly.