feat(codegen): use existing types in operations with preResolveTypes … #10368
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Description
This merge request updates the GraphQL Codegen configuration to support using existing type definitions with the
client
preset. Specifically, it introduces thepreResolveTypes
option inpresetConfig
so that operation files reference shared types (e.g., from@graphql-codegen/typescript
) instead of generating inline duplicates.This change improves maintainability and reduces redundancy across the codebase.
Related #10367
Type of change
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Screenshots/Sandbox (if appropriate/relevant):
N/A – configuration-only change affecting generated TypeScript output.
How Has This Been Tested?
graphql-codegen
locally with the updated config.types.ts
) instead of creating inline ones.Test Environment:
@graphql-codegen/...
: [insert version used]Checklist:
Further comments
The
client
preset produces clean modular output but always generates inline operation types. WithpreResolveTypes
, we can now reuse existing types (already generated separately), reducing duplication and improving consistency.This feature is opt-in and has no breaking changes.