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Add Support for z.input / z.output
See original GitHub issueCurrently, this package seems to only be able to generate z.input. There’s differences between the two when using .default() for example.
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Then I think this should just be documented that this package handles z.input and not z.output aka z.infer
What I would need is something like transformInto(nextSchema, func) that would pass the new schema down the chain. There’s a PR here for something similiar, but looks like it’s gone stale: https://github.com/colinhacks/zod/pull/420