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refactor: treeshakable kind enum #4270
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refactor: treeshakable kind enum #4270
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Duplicate of #4268. |
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@JoviDeCroock needed to focus on other things so #4268 was closed. I am re-opening this PR therefore to finish that work. |
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Do we want to take this approach for all enums?
Yeah I think there's nothing to lose by doing that and it would be a better DX (e.g. all enum have type level name spaces, consistent) plus be tree-shakable. If you agree then I can update this PR to change them all. |
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I think the odds of other enums tree-shaking is a lot lower and the amount of code we add in this approach is quite high. The others like DirectiveLocation, ... are more geared for server-side code either way. I don't merging as is as the bundle impact is reduced by moving off of TS enums
Right now I don't have a strong preference. I consider the type level symmetry aspect bike shedding territory. Happy to throw my labour at this so no issue there. If this PR generally looks shippable as is, that's great! |
closes #4253