Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Resolved an issue in the GraphQL WS executor that restored support for custom lazy configuration options.

• Chores

  • Updated package versions: GraphQL WS executor upgraded to v2.0.1, GraphQL Hive gateway to v1.9.3, and WebSocket transport to v1.0.1.
  • Optimized the WebSocket transport by removing an unnecessary dependency and refining client instantiation.

Walkthrough

This pull request updates three packages. In the executor package, the version is bumped to 2.0.1 with a patch fix that restores support for passing custom lazy and lazyCloseTimeout options, along with migration guidance to graphql-ws v6. The gateway package is updated to version 1.9.3 with a dependency bump for @graphql-mesh/transport-ws. The transport package is updated to version 1.0.1, which removes the isomorphic-ws dependency, updates the executor dependency to 2.0.1, and improves client instantiation by avoiding redundant initialization.

Changes

Possibly related PRs

• fix(executor-graphql-ws): respect the given lazy and lazyCloseTimeout options #591: Addresses a regression issue in passing custom lazy and lazyCloseTimeout options in the executor package.
• Upcoming Release Changes #583: Involves migration guidance toward graphql-ws v6 and related dependency updates.
• Upgrade to graphql-ws v6 and release v1 of WebSocket transport #481: Focuses on updates in executor options handling and dependency version alignment similar to the current changes.

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