Aecio

Update typescript to 4.1.0, then add this to your package.json at the root level: ```json "resolutions": { "@types/react": "^17.0.38" }, ``` You're still going to run into a ton of...

@vfonic I've noticed that if there are multiple actions and one of them is preferred, the lightbulb appears blue and near the line of code corresponding to that action, rather...

Use tf 1.15

This is caused by dependencies that pull the latest version of types/react. Add this to your package.json at the top level ```json "resolutions": { "@types/react": "^17.0.38" }, ```

@chrismbryant @musicin3d , I just noticed this disclaimer under the reviews: Could this mean that using the average star rating actually serves us better?

It can be done, however since the stars distribution are fetched individually, we could either: 1) Fake hovering/fetch each of them when the page is loaded. At ~30 requests, it...

> Good point. > > 1. I think this may still be worth looking into since I'm not sure how sound the statistics are if we don't have access to...

> @aeciorc I added a function `evaluateAverageRating(avgRating, numRatings)` to the `confidence_interval.js` file under the shared directory, but I'm not familiar enough with web development to understand how to make that...

> Instead of doing all items upfront, could we scrape/calculate/add as they are scrolled into view? Oh, that's a good idea. Do you want to give that a try?

👍 nice, I'll check it out tomorrow morning