Forbid to define duplicated member types in Union#266
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Makes sense, and it's a minimal change. |
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Great! Do you also have a PR for applying this change to the reference implementation, graphql-js? |
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@leebyron Not at the moment but I can start working on it. |
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For details please see this PR: graphql/graphql-spec#266
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This PR is intended to prevent a problem similar to #262 but for Union types.