Vitalii Kryvenko

I wish there was some library (decoupled from `typegraphql`) that would emit all this type information for runtime in a simple, well-defined, uniform way. Did I get you right, that...

@19majkel94 By the way, are you going to support matrix-like types (jagged arrays)? `"itemsAndList"` is not that much scalable in my point of view.

Oh, yeah, right, shame on me :sweat_smile:

@19majkel94 By the way, I'd rather use an enum instead of raw string literals, like ```ts export const enum Nullability { Absent = 0b00, ForValue = 0b01, ForItems = 0b10,...

This whole idea seems great, maybe there already exist some projects employing this feature we could learn from?

@19majkel94 It would be great if we could get `Class/FieldMetadata` from classes decorated with `@ObjectType, @Field` and dynamically generate other `@Object/InputType` with statically unknown properties, so that implementing generic pagination...

@19majkel94 I understand that this was not your goal, though do you think this would be excessive? I am not a big fan of code-generation, because it only emphasizes that...

@19majkel94 Interesting to peek the definition of `PaginationResponse` as graphql doesn't support tuples, by the way, this a little bit annoying having to map `typeorm`'s pagination tuple to `{ data:...

CI systems usually expose `CI=1` env var. We could use that to produce a warning that users should use `--locked` when running automation (this warning should probably have means for...

I haven't. In fact, any performance penalty here is generally very neglectable due to the fact that both types don't invoke the closure when they are already initialized, so this...