Remove the flatten of the MoveValue in Event and rename the field to …

…contents

crates/sui-graphql-rpc/schema.graphql

@@ -1218,32 +1218,9 @@ type Event {
 	"""
 	timestamp: DateTime
 	"""
-	The value's Move type.
-	"""
-	type: MoveType!
-	"""
-	The BCS representation of this value, Base64 encoded.
-	"""
-	bcs: Base64!
+	The contents of the event as a Move value.
 	"""
-	Structured contents of a Move value.
-	"""
-	data: MoveData!
-	"""
-	Representation of a Move value in JSON, where:
-	
-	- Addresses, IDs, and UIDs are represented in canonical form, as JSON strings.
-	- Bools are represented by JSON boolean literals.
-	- u8, u16, and u32 are represented as JSON numbers.
-	- u64, u128, and u256 are represented as JSON strings.
-	- Vectors are represented by JSON arrays.
-	- Structs are represented by JSON objects.
-	- Empty optional values are represented by `null`.
-	
-	This form is offered as a less verbose convenience in cases where the layout of the type is
-	known by the client.
-	"""
-	json: JSON!
+	contents: MoveValue!
 }
 
 type EventConnection {

crates/sui-graphql-rpc/src/types/event/mod.rs

@@ -87,8 +87,8 @@ impl Event {
         }
     }
 
-    #[graphql(flatten)]
-    async fn move_value(&self) -> Result<MoveValue> {
+    /// The event's contents as a Move value.
+    async fn contents(&self) -> Result<MoveValue> {
         Ok(MoveValue::new(
             self.native.type_.clone().into(),
             Base64::from(self.native.contents.clone()),

crates/sui-graphql-rpc/tests/snapshots/snapshot_tests__schema.graphql.snap

@@ -1222,32 +1222,9 @@ type Event {
 	"""
 	timestamp: DateTime
 	"""
-	The value's Move type.
-	"""
-	type: MoveType!
-	"""
-	The BCS representation of this value, Base64 encoded.
-	"""
-	bcs: Base64!
+	The contents of the event as a Move value.
 	"""
-	Structured contents of a Move value.
-	"""
-	data: MoveData!
-	"""
-	Representation of a Move value in JSON, where:
-
-	- Addresses, IDs, and UIDs are represented in canonical form, as JSON strings.
-	- Bools are represented by JSON boolean literals.
-	- u8, u16, and u32 are represented as JSON numbers.
-	- u64, u128, and u256 are represented as JSON strings.
-	- Vectors are represented by JSON arrays.
-	- Structs are represented by JSON objects.
-	- Empty optional values are represented by `null`.
-
-	This form is offered as a less verbose convenience in cases where the layout of the type is
-	known by the client.
-	"""
-	json: JSON!
+	contents: MoveValue!
 }
 
 type EventConnection {