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Add Option `refPath` to `mongoose.SchemaTypeOptions`

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I have just noticed that the type for mongoose.SchemaTypeOptions does not include the option refPath.

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hasezoeycommented, Jun 2, 2022

The class itself does not have refPath attribute.

i didnt look into the class itself before opening this issue, so i will change the title to match the “new state”

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vkarpov15commented, Jun 11, 2022

@Uzlopak yes it’ll work. The property definitions in SchemaTypeOptions are just for documentation and readability, but thanks for the reminder. I’ll add refPath there too.

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