AI Changelog

New Features

React Apollo: Generate type imports to enhance type safety and improve integration with TypeScript. This feature allows for better type management in your projects.
TypeScript Resolvers: Use import type when importing from GraphQL to optimize type imports and improve performance. This change supports better type handling in your TypeScript projects.
Near Operation File Preset: Support type imports in the near-operation-file preset, enhancing the usability and flexibility of your GraphQL code generation.

Typed Document Node: Add support for fragments, allowing for more modular and reusable GraphQL queries and mutations.

Fix an issue with unused imports in the typed-document-node plugin, which previously triggered ESLint warnings. This change improves code cleanliness and adherence to best practices.
Resolve a type issue by using 'unknown' instead of 'any' for type Exact, enhancing type safety and compliance with TypeScript standards.
Fix a spelling error in the documentation regarding server-side TypeScript types, ensuring clarity and professionalism in our materials.

Improve the grammar and flow on the installation's page, making it easier for users to understand the setup process.

React Apollo: Generate type imports to enhance type safety and improve integration with TypeScript. This feature allows for better type management in your projects.
TypeScript Resolvers: Use import type when importing from GraphQL to optimize type imports and improve performance. This change supports better type handling in your TypeScript projects.
Near Operation File Preset: Support type imports in the near-operation-file preset, enhancing the usability and flexibility of your GraphQL code generation.

Typed Document Node: Add support for fragments, allowing for more modular and reusable GraphQL queries and mutations.

Fix an issue with unused imports in the typed-document-node plugin, which previously triggered ESLint warnings. This change improves code cleanliness and adherence to best practices.
Resolve a type issue by using 'unknown' instead of 'any' for type Exact, enhancing type safety and compliance with TypeScript standards.
Fix a spelling error in the documentation regarding server-side TypeScript types, ensuring clarity and professionalism in our materials.

Improve the grammar and flow on the installation's page, making it easier for users to understand the setup process.