code-gen: avoid generating duplicate types#894
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nalchevanidze merged 1 commit intomorpheusgraphql:mainfrom Mar 3, 2026
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code-gen: avoid generating duplicate types#894nalchevanidze merged 1 commit intomorpheusgraphql:mainfrom
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- derive Eq for AST types - nub the list of generated types before printing them If a schema contains an interface with a field with multiple params, then the Args type for that field is generated for the interface, as well as each of the types that implement it. If the interface is implemented correctly, these types will all be the same.
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If a schema contains an interface with a field with multiple params, then the Args type for that field is generated for the interface, as well as each of the types that implement it. If the interface is implemented correctly, these types will all be the same.