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@types/yup dev dependency

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Question about GraphQL Shield

Is it a mistake that @types/yup is listed as a dependencies and not a devDependencies? If not, why do you need it as a dependency? Thank you!

I have checked other questions and found none that matches mine.

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Created 3 years ago
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Comments:9 (4 by maintainers)

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Syttencommented, Jul 7, 2020

We did a refresh of our lockfile so most likely graphql-shield picked up the new version of types since the version is not pinned but uses ^.

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maticzavcommented, Jul 7, 2020

We were able to resolve our mismatch issue with @types/yup.

How did you resolve it? Is this still relevant then?

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