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Draft: refactor(common): Add type safety to loadPackage
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DESCRIPTION:
There are 2 problems in fastify-adapter.ts
file on lines 438
and 453
. Can anybody else fix that :) I didn't want to simply add as any
to it...
This will lead to compilation errors for projects with skipLibCheck
set to false
@kamilmysliwiec Oh, I see. How about adding @ts-ignore:next-line
before each import statement?
// @ts-ignore:next-line
import type * as Ws from 'wsss';
// @ts-ignore:next-line
import type * as Mqtt from 'mqtt';
// @ts-ignore:next-line
import type * as Nats from 'nats';
// @ts-ignore:next-line
import type * as GrpcJs from '@grpc/grpc-js';
// other imports...
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~~I believe it is ready to be merged. About that skipLibCheck
issue I added
ts-ignore (next-line)
and also had to add eslint ignore (next-line)
afterwards, for pipelines to be passed, then checked it in another project with
skipLibCheck
set to false, it was fine....~~
I agree the whole mr is like a hack but apparently generic import type is not going to be implemented in typescript... So your call if it's worth being merged or not :)
Update: Apparently we should add something in build process to add @ts-ignore comments after typescript compiles. https://github.com/flex-development/mlly/commit/81b55caa8533ad174ec009535e5a030be21e6cc1