feat(type-graphql): allow overriding decorators #2448
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upgrade graphql-codegen to 1.7.x and use new decoratorName config from dotansimha/graphql-code-generator#2448
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I'm looking to generate interface type objects with type-graphql so that I can implement them while simultaneously extending another type
I just threw this together, it might not be the best way to achieve this though.