David Brownman

@janaagaard75 Thanks for surfacing these! I went back and forth on including `@types/node` in `core` deps. The biggest reason against it (and ultimately why I didn't include them) is that...

Ah, yeah. There's info about it here: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/compiler-options.html `ReadableStream` is in `lib.webworker` [here](https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/blob/cca2631a90fb414f7c830f2d2895a3b5f0db896f/lib/lib.webworker.d.ts#L1877-L1881) and if you include a `lib` property, that's not one that gets auto-included. Sorry for that confusion!

Circling back @boedlen - I'm working on a TS zapier app now and am seeing issues in tests where two different creates seem to be fighting over what comes out...

@boedlen Thanks a bunch for your time! I dug in a little today and put together a basic example: https://github.com/xavdid/typescript-bug-demo. As written, that typescript doesn't compile. I dug in today...

@philonor the issue is that `ZObject` is just a type, not the actual object. Take the following: ```ts import { ZObject } from 'zapier-platform-core' const perform = (z: ZObject) =>...

@sampsonbryce Thanks for the detailed report! I think the confusion here is that `appTester` always returns a promise (even if the original method didn't). If your test is: ```ts it("should...

Thanks for the report! Having the changelog format be more flexible is definitely something we've talked about, but it hasn't been at the top of our priority list. 😀 @eliangcs...

You do need quote escaping if you're including `"` in the text of the changelog, but newlines would probably be done as arrays, right? In my head, I was thinking...

haha i'm totally fine with that. i'm not super clear on how and why this is used, but it's not a bad eventual backlog item to make it more flexible!

Where do we process it on our end? could that be adapted to handle json also?