remove rc from stable version

[zoosissoos]

removed "rc" from stable version fixing peer-deps for npm ci

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[jerelmiller]

Hey @zoosissoos 👋

What issue are you seeing installing with this version range? We are intentionally leaving this in there for a few patch versions to allow those who were using Apollo Client with the React rc versions to continue to work. According to semver.npmjs.com this version range includes 19.0.0 as well. Any more information you can provide?

[zoosissoos]

Hey @zoosissoos 👋

What issue are you seeing installing with this version range? We are intentionally leaving this in there for a few patch versions to allow those who were using Apollo Client with the React rc versions to continue to work. According to semver.npmjs.com this version range includes 19.0.0 as well. Any more information you can provide?

I am trying to migrate our team from React 18.3 -> 19.x.x When performing an npm install I was receiving this error.
I assumed it was because I thinking 19.0.0 < 19.0.0-rc.
After looking into this further I realize it must be because of another package (@react-google-maps/api@2.20.3) and not Apollo. I'm sorry for the inconvenience if I was incorrect.

npm error While resolving: @react-google-maps/api@2.20.3

npm error Found: react@19.0.0

npm error node_modules/react

npm error   react@"19.0.0" from the root project 

npm error   peerOptional react@"^16.8.0 || ^17.0.0 || ^18.0.0 || >=19.0.0-rc" from @apollo/client@3.12.2.   <<<<<-------

npm error   node_modules/@apollo/client

npm error     @apollo/client@"^3.12.2" from the root project

npm error   26 more (@react-hook/latest, ...)

npm error

[phryneas]

Could you maybe share that package.json and lockfile so we can try that locally? According to npm's own tools, this should not result in any problems.
The problem is: if we remove the rc, we will actually break people who are still on those rcs.