chore: update schemas, fix codegen bugs, add condition toggle (default: false)

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chore: update schemas, fix codegen bugs, add condition toggle (default: false)

Summary

Four changes bundled together:

1. Schema update from constructive-db

Copied the 5 .graphql schema files (admin, auth, public, app, objects — excluding private) from constructive-db PR #567 (deps/mar-11) into sdk/constructive-sdk/schemas/, then regenerated both constructive-sdk and constructive-cli from them.

2. Codegen duplicate identifier bug fix

generateCustomInputTypes was re-emitting custom scalar types (e.g. ConstructiveInternalTypeEmail, ConstructiveInternalTypeOrigin) that had already been emitted by generateCustomScalarTypes, causing TS2300: Duplicate identifier build failures. Fixed by passing the set of already-generated custom scalar and enum type names into generateCustomInputTypes so it skips them.

3. Optional condition generation toggle (new feature)

Added a condition config option (codegen.condition, defaults to false) that controls whether condition types and condition arguments are generated on findMany/findFirst methods. When set to false (the default):

• Condition types are skipped in input-types-generator.ts (generateTableConditionTypes and collectConditionExtraInputTypes are bypassed)
• Model methods omit conditionTypeName from imports, type parameters, and runtime arguments
• FindManyArgs and FindFirstArgs gain default type params (TCondition = never, TOrderBy = never) so they work with variable arity
• buildFindManyDocument/buildFindFirstDocument accept optional conditionTypeName parameter

Users can opt in to condition generation by setting codegen: { condition: true }.

This is useful after migrating vector search from condition to filter per PR #796 - the SDK no longer includes unused condition types by default.

4. Regenerated SDK output (bulk of diff)

The regenerated SDK/CLI output now omits condition types by default (reflecting the new condition: false default). The diff shows -5,106 lines of condition-related types and plumbing removed:

• No XxxCondition interface declarations in input-types.ts
• Model files no longer import condition types
• findMany signature: FindManyArgs<S, Filter, OrderBy> (3 params, no condition)
• findFirst signature: FindFirstArgs<S, Filter> (2 params, no condition)
• No condition property in method args objects
• No conditionTypeName argument in buildFindManyDocument/buildFindFirstDocument calls

Review & Testing Checklist for Human

• CRITICAL: Verify OrderBy type parameter positioning bug: When condition: false, the model generator passes 3 type params to FindManyArgs<TSelect, TWhere, TCondition = never, TOrderBy = never>, which places OrderBy in the TCondition position instead of TOrderBy. This means orderBy field is typed as never[] instead of the actual order-by enum. Test by:

  1. Setting condition: false in codegen config
  2. Regenerating SDK
  3. Attempting to use findMany({ orderBy: ['ID_ASC'] }) in TypeScript
  4. Verify it type-checks correctly (it probably won't - this is likely a bug)

• Verify alreadyGeneratedTypes fix doesn't suppress needed types: The duplicate type fix pre-seeds generatedTypes with customScalarTypes ∪ enumTypes. Spot-check a generated input-types.ts to ensure all expected input object types are present.

• Breaking change review - condition now defaults to false: Existing codebases upgrading will see condition types removed from generated code unless they explicitly set codegen: { condition: true }. Verify:

  • Is this the intended default behavior going forward?
  • Do any internal repos depend on condition types being present?
  • Should there be a migration guide for users upgrading?

• Verify template type param defaults work correctly: The select-types.ts template uses TCondition = never, TOrderBy = never defaults. Verify:

  • When condition is enabled (4 params): FindManyArgs<S, Where, Condition, OrderBy> works correctly
  • When condition is disabled (3 params): FindManyArgs<S, Where, OrderBy> - check if OrderBy ends up in correct position or TCondition position

Test Plan

1. Unit tests: Run pnpm test in the codegen package — ✅ All 310 tests pass
2. Build verification: Run pnpm build at repo root — ✅ Full build succeeds with no TypeScript errors (but doesn't catch semantic issues with type param positions)
3. Manual testing required: Generate SDK with condition: false, then write code that uses findMany({ orderBy: [...] }) and verify it compiles and runs correctly
4. Manual testing required: Generate SDK with condition: true, verify condition types work as before

Updates Since Last Revision

• Changed default from condition: true to condition: false: The feature now defaults to omitting condition types. Users who want condition types must opt in with codegen: { condition: true }.
• Regenerated SDK/CLI with new default: All ~300+ model files now omit condition types, reducing generated code by 5,106 lines.
• Updated config JSDoc: The @default comment now correctly states false instead of true.

Notes

• The schemas came from constructive-db PR fix(inflection): use inflekt package for PostGraphile-compatible pluralization #567 (deps/mar-11 branch)
• The codegen duplicate identifier bug was pre-existing on main
• The condition toggle is primarily useful after PR feat(pgvector): move vector search from condition to filter argument #796 (vector search moved to filter), allowing users to clean up generated code by removing unused condition types
• The type parameter positioning for FindManyArgs when condition is disabled needs verification - there may be a bug where orderBy becomes unusable

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