Execution: You can now pass an abort signal to resolvers, allowing for better control over request cancellation. This feature enhances the flexibility of your GraphQL operations, especially in complex applications.
Improvements
Execution: The new option to set a maximum number of coercion errors in the execution context helps you manage error handling more effectively. This improvement allows for a more robust execution process when dealing with input values.
Fixes
Fix issues with variable handling in fragment values, ensuring that sources are preserved correctly. This change enhances the reliability of your GraphQL queries involving fragments.
Fix the handling of deprecated fields in interfaces, ensuring that your API behaves as expected when dealing with deprecated elements. This change aligns with the latest GraphQL specifications.
Others
Remove unnecessary linting for the website, streamlining the development process. This change helps focus on the core codebase without extraneous checks.