fix: Remove generic constraint on graphql.scalar
’s type name to improve performance
#53
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Resolves #47
Summary
Retrieving a large
union
of type names and then potentially exposing thetsserver
to it seems to cause a crash. Furthermore, evaluating the schema to retrieve all types, filter them by their kind, and then extracting the names seems to also cause issues.I noticed that auto-complete in place of a generic isn't possible anyway, so we can save ourselves the effort. We can potentially readd it to the
graphql.scalar
argument itself, but it doesn't really seem worth it.Set of changes
getScalarTypeNames
graphql.scalar