fix: add graphql to peerDependencies #22
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apollo-link depends on graphql as peer dep, so this package also has graphql as a (transitive) peer dep that needs to be listed
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* plugin-compat: extension for http-link-dataloader See prisma-labs/http-link-dataloader#22 * Adds versions Co-authored-by: Maël Nison <nison.mael@gmail.com>
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This package depends on
apollo-link, which listsgraphqlas a peer dependency.Because of this, graphql also is a (transitive) peer dependency of
http-link-dataloaderitself and needs to be listed as such.Otherwise users see warnings, potential errors and if they're using a package manager that actually enforces package boundaries (like Yarn 2) it can't be used to begin with unless you fix the peerDependencies manually. (that's what happened to me)