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You support zod v3.x but import always from zod/v4, will that work? Do you need to use a dynamic import import alias?
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That's how you use it as a consumer, but further looking into it looks like I need to use core: https://zod.dev/library-authors?id=how-to-support-zod-4 I'll rework it. |
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We are not going to support zod v3 from this new version onwards - this would require otherwise to duplicate all code to run V3 and V4 (as in V4 the changes to how to build the error are substantially changed using zod v4 methods directly instead of custom methods). |
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Upgrade zod to v4, dropping the support of zod v3.
Release-As: 1.2.0