If they're creating types with optional keys it's probably because that's how you're defining your types in GraphQL. E.g. with
type Foo {
bar: String
}
bar would be optional in the Typescript type because it's specified as optional in the GraphQL type. You would need to do the following to make it required:
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If they're creating types with optional keys it's probably because that's how you're defining your types in GraphQL. E.g. with
type Foo { bar: String }
bar would be optional in the Typescript type because it's specified as optional in the GraphQL type. You would need to do the following to make it required:
type Foo { bar: String! }
I mean... All keys can be optimal in reality, but in real world you can't put all non optional because defeats the purpose of graphql.