Is it possible to specify a custom name in absinthe's arg?

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  mutation do
    field :new_account, :account do
      arg(:icloud_id, non_null(:string), name: "iCloudID") # <--- :name
      resolve(&Accounts.create/3)
    end
  end

but this particular approach doesn’t seem to work.

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arg(:“iCloudID”, non_null(:string))

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I would want to keep it as :icloud_id and not :iCloudID in elixir.

It probably want work since then snake_case halper would produce a different result on an incoming request ("iCloudID" -> :i_cloud_id).

If however absinthe had a lookup table of elixir atoms <-> camelcased graphql names, then it could work.

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Providing a :name does work for fields though …

# doesn't work with args
iex(5)> Absinthe.Type.Argument.build [icloud_id: [type: :string, name: "iCloudID"]]
{:%{}, [],
 [
   icloud_id: {:%, [],
    [
      {:__aliases__, [alias: false], [:Absinthe, :Type, :Argument]},
      {:%{}, [], [deprecation: nil, name: "icloud_id", type: :string]}
    ]}
 ]}

# but works with fields
iex(6)> Absinthe.Type.Field.build [icloud_id: [type: :string, name: "iCloudID"]]
{:%{}, [],
 [
   icloud_id: {:%, [],
    [
      {:__aliases__, [alias: false], [:Absinthe, :Type, :Field]},
      {:%{}, [],
       [
         deprecation: nil,
         identifier: :icloud_id,
         type: :string,
         name: "iCloudID",
         middleware: [],
         args: {:%{}, [], []}
       ]}
    ]}
 ]}

How are field names them de-camelized? Why "iCloudID" from above turns into :icloud_id and not :i_cloud_id?