fix(graphql): type helpers metadata inheriting #2501
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Yarn PnP doesn't implicitly inherit transitive peer dependencies class-validator and class-transformer from @nestjs/mapped-types. nestjs/swagger#2169
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
What is the current behavior?
Yarn PnP doesn't implicitly inherit transitive peer dependencies class-validator and class-transformer from @nestjs/mapped-types. Therefore @nestjs/mapped-types doesn't see class-validator/class-transform and doesn't inherit their metadata.
Similar to: nestjs/swagger#2169
What is the new behavior?
Specify class-validator and class-transformer as optional dependencies.
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?