I was asking if GraphQL had the REST concept of idempotency (i.e. if you repeat a data-altering operation, then it behaves the same way - hence the 'deleting a deleted user'). Your implementation isn't idempotent, and I was asking if it should have been. Obviously if you delete something that's not there, the only sensible reply is probably 204 - again REST (IIRC) says this is what you should do, GraphQL...?
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I was asking if GraphQL had the REST concept of idempotency (i.e. if you repeat a data-altering operation, then it behaves the same way - hence the 'deleting a deleted user'). Your implementation isn't idempotent, and I was asking if it should have been. Obviously if you delete something that's not there, the only sensible reply is probably 204 - again REST (IIRC) says this is what you should do, GraphQL...?