fix: add ModelType enum back to graphrag.config.enums for backward compatibility (fixes #2356)#2386
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Summary
After the monorepo restructuring, the
ModelTypeenum was removed fromgraphrag.config.enums, breaking example notebooks and user code that imports it with:This fix adds
ModelTypeback as a backward-compatible re-export with its originalChatandEmbeddingvalues, allowing existing user code and notebooks to continue working without modification.Issue
Fixes #2356
Verification
from graphrag.config.enums import ModelTypenow worksModelType.ChatandModelType.Embeddingreturn expected values