Globals type fix / Typescript 5.7 #57
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Considering that the rewritten website repository no longer depends on @discretize/globals, would it make sense to merge @discretize/globals into the optimizer repository? |
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I don't understand what led to its creation/what differentiates it from our other repos :D Probably? Possibly? Would someone wanting to make a site with our components generally want any of the code in it? |
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Sole reason was to share code with the main site. |
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At time of writing, Typescript 5.7 will throw an error on build because withGw2Theme.jsx in the globals package doesn't sufficiently specify its types. We currently don't export types from that package anyway, but I don't know how to fix the build script to deal with that.
This instead fixes the type (sort of) (it's hacky because it's a jsx file) (note that
@mui/typesprobably has to be a peer dep now also?). See microsoft/TypeScript#58176 (comment).This also thus enables exporting types from the globals package, which is... good? Right? I have no idea what this package is for in the first place so I don't really know.