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Tidy up internal Prisma types #9053

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Tidy up internal Prisma types #9053

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@dcousens dcousens commented Mar 6, 2024

This pull request tidies up a number of internal Prisma types that were duplicated, and often out-of-date. An explicit as any is replacing the two locations where the type was used, and the remaining boilerplate removed.

An internal new WeakMap mapping the Prisma namespaces to Keystone contexts has been removed too.

filter: notOmit && defaultIsFilterable,
orderBy: notOmit && defaultIsOrderable,
filter: notOmit ? defaultIsFilterable : false,
orderBy: notOmit ? defaultIsOrderable : false,
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This was confusing, && technically worked, but, the point is that it is false or a function

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@dcousens dcousens merged commit 7639410 into main Mar 6, 2024
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@dcousens dcousens deleted the tidy-up branch March 6, 2024 04:53
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