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Incorrect __typename type
See original GitHub issueIn the following, __typename should be possibly undefined.
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- Created 3 years ago
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Tell me if i understood correctly, you want the
__typenamefield to beTypeinstead ofType | undefinedwhen you are explicitly querying__typename, is this right?Yeah