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Bump graphql from 16.6.0 to 16.8.1
Bumps graphql from 16.6.0 to 16.8.1.
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v16.8.1 (2023-09-19)
Bug Fix 🐞
- #3967 OverlappingFieldsCanBeMergedRule: Fix performance degradation (
@AaronMoat)Committers: 1
- Aaron Moat(
@AaronMoat)v16.8.0 (2023-08-14)
New Feature 🚀
- #3950 Support fourfold nested lists (
@gschulze)Committers: 1
- Gunnar Schulze(
@gschulze)v16.7.1 (2023-06-22)
:loudspeaker: Big shout out to
@phryneas, who managed to reproduce this issue and come up with this fix.Bug Fix 🐞
- #3923 instanceOf: workaround bundler issue with
process.env(@IvanGoncharov)Committers: 1
- Ivan Goncharov(
@IvanGoncharov)v16.7.0 (2023-06-21)
New Feature 🚀
- #3887 check "globalThis.process" before accessing it (
@kettanaito)Bug Fix 🐞
- #3707 Fix crash in node when mixing sync/async resolvers (backport of #3706) (
@chrskrchr)- #3838 Fix/invalid error propagation custom scalars (backport for 16.x.x) (
@stenreijers)Committers: 3
- Artem Zakharchenko(
@kettanaito)- Chris Karcher(
@chrskrchr)- Sten Reijers(
@stenreijers)
Commits
8a9533516.8.18f4c64eOverlappingFieldsCanBeMergedRule: Fix performance degradation (#3967)e4f759d16.8.0bec1b49Support fourfold nested lists (#3950)bf6a9f016.7.1a08aaeeinstanceOf: workaround bundler issue withprocess.env(#3923)1519fda16.7.084bb146check "globalThis.process" before accessing it (#3887)076972eFix/invalid error propagation custom scalars (backport for 16.x.x) (#3838)4a82557Fix crash in node when mixing sync/async resolvers (backport of #3706) (#3707)- See full diff in compare view
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