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exchange-graphcache: 2.3.4: Uncaught TypeError: y is not a function
See original GitHub issue@urql/exchange-graphcache: 2.3.4
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Sorry about this! I finally found what caused our broken builds and #734 fixed it. That’s released as
@urql/core@1.11.4and@urql/exchange-graphcache@2.3.8. The broken releases have been marked as deprecated (or deleted where possible) on npm.Thanks for making us aware of this and have a nice day 😃