Prisma

Is this not a valid way to set args?
```      args: {
        data: {
          text: stringArg({ required: true }),
        },
      },```

I'm pretty new to TS so these types of errors confuse me.
```Type '{ text: NexusArgDef&lt;"String"&gt;; }' is not assignable to type '"Boolean" | "DateTime" | "Float" | "ID" | "Int" | "String" | NexusArgDef&lt;NexusGenScalarNames&gt; | NexusInputObjectTypeDef&lt;string&gt; | NexusEnumTypeDef&lt;...&gt; | NexusScalarTypeDef&lt;...&gt;'.
  Object literal may only specify known properties, and 'text' does not exist in type 'NexusArgDef&lt;NexusGenScalarNames&gt; | NexusInputObjectTypeDef&lt;string&gt; | NexusEnumTypeDef&lt;string&gt; | NexusScalarTypeDef&lt;...&gt;'.```


Try to remove the data
``` args: {
    text: stringArg({ required: true }),
 },```

I added the `data` to emulate the same structure you get from the `t.crud` operations

It worked when I created an inputObject and did this
```   data: arg({ type: UpdateTaskInputType, required: true }),```

Hey <@UL4GS5J7J> :wave:
Yes that’s the correct way to set arguments as nested objects directly cannot be passed.