Harry Kao

Thanks for the quick response. The type definition is installed from `flow-typed`. If I change the file like this: ``` // @flow import axios from 'axios'; import type {AxiosPromise} from...

Okay, good to know that the correct behavior is for `flow-runtime-cli` to pick it up. I'll see if I can take a look in the next few days. And yes,...

Oh, by the way, I think that "Failed to reveal unknown type in Temporal Dead Zone" error message is a red herring. It happens even when I run `flow-runtime` on...

I'm not sure that I know enough to fix this. But I noticed that the AST for the Axios library definition has `TypeAlias` nodes for the `declare type` lines: https://astexplorer.net/#/gist/8b8e67cb3d55ae731e26a03218a0611e/37c7cba991d91f865098ea1f97ff89964735ce75...

@patrick91 Should this line return a `StrawberryField` instead of `Any`? https://github.com/strawberry-graphql/strawberry/blob/2986600d0ab0cfcc229b97453091badf3cea05db/strawberry/field.py#L444

Hmm. I'm new here so I know almost nothing. :) `field()` returns a `StrawberryField` if a `resolver` isn't provided so it seems like using `StrawberryField` as a return type is...

> `field()` returns a `StrawberryField` if a `resolver` isn't provided Oh, actually it returns a `StrawberryField` no matter what, right?

@tomquist In case it's helpful to you, we've worked around it by fetching the auth token manually using `aws rds generate-db-auth-token`, URL-encoding it, and inserting it into the connection URL...