fix(typeMerging): enable renaming of subschema key fields via transforms#2291
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fix(typeMerging): enable renaming of subschema key fields via transforms#2291
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disallows key fields to be filtered from subschema
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Disallows key fields to be filtered from subschema.
Work-around would be to use filterSchema to filter as desired after creating the stitched schema.