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Releases

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Minor Changes

• #7310
  692cfeb
  Thanks @HunterLarco! - GraphQL schemas in large projects,
  especially monorepos, suffer from fragile and verbose relative import paths that become difficult
  to maintain as projects grow. This change brings TypeScript's popular
  tsconfig.json#paths aliasing syntax to GraphQL
  imports, enabling clean, maintainable import statements across your GraphQL schema files.

  Before - Brittle relative imports:

  #import "../../../shared/models/User.graphql"
  #import "../../../../common/types/Product.graphql"

  After - Clean, semantic aliases:

  #import "@models/User.graphql"
  #import "@types/Product.graphql"

  Configuration Example

  {
    mappings: {
      '@models/*': path.join(__dirname, './models/*'),
      '@types/*': path.join(__dirname, './shared/types/*'),
    }
  }

  This change is introduced in a backwards compatible way to ensure no existing use cases are broken
  while using familiar patterns to typescript developers for structuring import aliases.

@graphql-tools/[email protected]

Minor Changes

• #7310
  692cfeb
  Thanks @HunterLarco! - GraphQL schemas in large projects,
  especially monorepos, suffer from fragile and verbose relative import paths that become difficult
  to maintain as projects grow. This change brings TypeScript's popular
  tsconfig.json#paths aliasing syntax to GraphQL
  imports, enabling clean, maintainable import statements across your GraphQL schema files.

  Before - Brittle relative imports:

  #import "../../../shared/models/User.graphql"
  #import "../../../../common/types/Product.graphql"

  After - Clean, semantic aliases:

  #import "@models/User.graphql"
  #import "@types/Product.graphql"

  Configuration Example

  {
    mappings: {
      '@models/*': path.join(__dirname, './models/*'),
      '@types/*': path.join(__dirname, './shared/types/*'),
    }
  }

  This change is introduced in a backwards compatible way to ensure no existing use cases are broken
  while using familiar patterns to typescript developers for structuring import aliases.

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies
  [692cfeb]:
  • @graphql-tools/[email protected]

@graphql-tools/[email protected]

Patch Changes

• #7103
  296b883
  Thanks @dependabot! - dependencies updates:
  • Updated dependency
    [email protected] ↗︎
    (from 17.0.0, in dependencies)

@graphql-tools/[email protected]

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies
  [692cfeb]:
  • @graphql-tools/[email protected]

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