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How can I work around a bug in a published type declaration file
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowAngular 2 beta.17: Property 'map' does not exist on type 'Observable<Response>'Iterating over Typescript MapHaving error “Module 'name' resolves to an untyped module at…” when writing custom TypeScript definition fileTypeScript custom declaration files for untyped npm modulesTypescript import @google-cloud/pubsubSubsequent variable declarations must have the same type. Variable 'use' must be of type 'SVGProps', but here has type 'SVGProps'How do I reference a type declared in a TypeScript .d.ts file generated by tsc's “declaration” option in NPM package?How can I augment a property within a third-party TypeScript interface defined as “any”?Typescript: Compile ambient module declarations for publishing to NPMCould not find a declaration file for module 'react-native-foo-package'
I'm using the excellent react-mapbox-gl library in a TypeScript project. It's written in TypeScript and published on NPM with typings.
Unfortunately there's a bug in the typings which prevents them from being used in projects on TypeScript 3.2 or later:
/node_modules/react-mapbox-gl/lib/map.d.ts
(82,13): Subsequent property declarations must have the same type.
Property 'transformRequest' must be of type 'TransformRequestFunction',
but here has type 'RequestTransformFunction'.
This is what the problematic declaration looks like:
declare global
namespace mapboxgl
interface MapboxOptions
failIfMajorPerformanceCaveat?: boolean;
transformRequest?: RequestTransformFunction;
You can use module augmentation to fix incomplete type declarations, but is it possible to address this sort of issue from within my project's code? Disabling type checking for this module also doesn't seem to be an option since the (broken) type declarations are bundled with the implementation (rather than in @types).
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I'm using the excellent react-mapbox-gl library in a TypeScript project. It's written in TypeScript and published on NPM with typings.
Unfortunately there's a bug in the typings which prevents them from being used in projects on TypeScript 3.2 or later:
/node_modules/react-mapbox-gl/lib/map.d.ts
(82,13): Subsequent property declarations must have the same type.
Property 'transformRequest' must be of type 'TransformRequestFunction',
but here has type 'RequestTransformFunction'.
This is what the problematic declaration looks like:
declare global
namespace mapboxgl
interface MapboxOptions
failIfMajorPerformanceCaveat?: boolean;
transformRequest?: RequestTransformFunction;
You can use module augmentation to fix incomplete type declarations, but is it possible to address this sort of issue from within my project's code? Disabling type checking for this module also doesn't seem to be an option since the (broken) type declarations are bundled with the implementation (rather than in @types).
typescript
asked Mar 8 at 17:21
danvkdanvk
8,88324061
add a comment |
I'm using the excellent react-mapbox-gl library in a TypeScript project. It's written in TypeScript and published on NPM with typings.
Unfortunately there's a bug in the typings which prevents them from being used in projects on TypeScript 3.2 or later:
/node_modules/react-mapbox-gl/lib/map.d.ts
(82,13): Subsequent property declarations must have the same type.
Property 'transformRequest' must be of type 'TransformRequestFunction',
but here has type 'RequestTransformFunction'.
This is what the problematic declaration looks like:
declare global
namespace mapboxgl
interface MapboxOptions
failIfMajorPerformanceCaveat?: boolean;
transformRequest?: RequestTransformFunction;
You can use module augmentation to fix incomplete type declarations, but is it possible to address this sort of issue from within my project's code? Disabling type checking for this module also doesn't seem to be an option since the (broken) type declarations are bundled with the implementation (rather than in @types).
typescript
asked Mar 8 at 17:21
danvkdanvk
8,88324061
I'm using the excellent react-mapbox-gl library in a TypeScript project. It's written in TypeScript and published on NPM with typings.
Unfortunately there's a bug in the typings which prevents them from being used in projects on TypeScript 3.2 or later:
/node_modules/react-mapbox-gl/lib/map.d.ts
(82,13): Subsequent property declarations must have the same type.
Property 'transformRequest' must be of type 'TransformRequestFunction',
but here has type 'RequestTransformFunction'.
This is what the problematic declaration looks like:
declare global
namespace mapboxgl
interface MapboxOptions
failIfMajorPerformanceCaveat?: boolean;
transformRequest?: RequestTransformFunction;
You can use module augmentation to fix incomplete type declarations, but is it possible to address this sort of issue from within my project's code? Disabling type checking for this module also doesn't seem to be an option since the (broken) type declarations are bundled with the implementation (rather than in @types).
typescript
typescript
asked Mar 8 at 17:21
danvkdanvk
8,88324061
asked Mar 8 at 17:21
danvkdanvk
8,88324061
asked Mar 8 at 17:21
danvkdanvk
8,88324061
asked Mar 8 at 17:21
danvkdanvk
8,88324061
asked Mar 8 at 17:21
danvkdanvk
8,88324061
8,88324061
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