Always guard against undefined type in fieldAvailableOnType #247
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Previously, only the first half of the check inside
fieldAvailableOnType
guarded againsttype
beingundefined
. This meant that the function would throw an error.To fix this, and o prevent it from accidentally happening again if we ever add another check to this logic, I moved the check for
!type
up into it's own guard, with an early return.This change makes the required-fields rule more resilient (which uses this
fieldAvailableOnType
function internally).Without this change, I see errors when trying to run
eslint-plugin-graphql
against my project:TODO: