.where('x', 'is not', null) and correspond type's nullability

Not sure if this even possible in typescript (although all of the work Kysely already makes it seem magical). But let's say we have a column 'x' that has type string | null. Is it possible to write a query that ends up resulting in a final type of string after using .where('x', 'is not', null) or any similar method?

but in theory, it would be possible?

magic

awesome, thanks again

what part of the instance should i be calling it on? did a quick search of this channel, and the docs but didnt see any examples

ah

not in the most recent npm release?

Sorry, my bad, this is release pending