AI Changelog

New Features

Error Handling: You can now define error extensions using symbol keys, making it easier to compose error handlers without cluttering the output. This enhancement allows middlewares to access extensions more efficiently.

Input Objects: The @oneOf directive is now implemented, allowing for more flexible input object definitions. This change enhances the way you can structure your GraphQL schemas.
Enum Types: You can now pass values configuration to GraphQLEnumType as a thunk, providing greater flexibility in how enum values are defined and used.
Validation Rules: New "recommended" validation rules are introduced, helping you to enforce best practices in your GraphQL schemas more easily.

Fix the error extension symbol issue that caused CI failures due to TypeScript restrictions. This change ensures compatibility with TypeScript 4.3 and prepares for future enhancements in GraphQL v17.

Error Handling: You can now define error extensions using symbol keys, making it easier to compose error handlers without cluttering the output. This enhancement allows middlewares to access extensions more efficiently.

Input Objects: The @oneOf directive is now implemented, allowing for more flexible input object definitions. This change enhances the way you can structure your GraphQL schemas.
Enum Types: You can now pass values configuration to GraphQLEnumType as a thunk, providing greater flexibility in how enum values are defined and used.
Validation Rules: New "recommended" validation rules are introduced, helping you to enforce best practices in your GraphQL schemas more easily.

Fix the error extension symbol issue that caused CI failures due to TypeScript restrictions. This change ensures compatibility with TypeScript 4.3 and prepares for future enhancements in GraphQL v17.