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@tbouffard tbouffard commented Mar 5, 2025

Fix new TSC errors now detected by TypeScript.

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    • Upgraded the TypeScript dependency to version ~5.8.2 for improved development reliability.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined the handling of request status and refined related documentation for enhanced clarity.

Fix new TSC errors now detected by TypeScript.
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This pull request updates the TypeScript dependency version in package.json from ~5.7.2 to ~5.8.2. It also modifies the MaxXmlRequest class in the project’s core utility by correcting a typo in the documentation comment for the getStatus method and refactoring the method to use optional chaining.

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package.json Updated the TypeScript dependency version from ~5.7.2 to ~5.8.2.
packages/core/src/util/MaxXmlRequest.ts Corrected a typo in the getStatus method’s documentation and refactored the method to use optional chaining.

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packages/core/src/util/MaxXmlRequest.ts (4)

226-226: Improved code readability with optional chaining.

The implementation of the getStatus() method has been updated to use optional chaining, which makes the code more concise and readable while maintaining the same behavior.

This modern JavaScript feature is a good improvement. For complete consistency, consider also updating similar patterns elsewhere in the codebase.


232-232: Better type safety with specific return type.

Changing the return type from any to XMLHttpRequest improves type safety and makes the API contract more clear.

This change improves type safety and aligns with TypeScript best practices. Consider reviewing other methods in the class that might still be using any types.


152-152: Improve type safety for the request property.

The request property is typed as any but is used as an XMLHttpRequest throughout the class. Consider updating its type definition to be more specific.

- request: any = null;
+ request: XMLHttpRequest | null = null;

311-311: Update parameter types for setRequestHeaders method.

The setRequestHeaders method uses any types for its parameters, but they could be more strongly typed for better type safety.

- setRequestHeaders(request: any, params: any): void {
+ setRequestHeaders(request: XMLHttpRequest, params: string | null): void {
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packages/core/src/util/MaxXmlRequest.ts (1)

223-223: Documentation typo fixed.

The documentation comment has been corrected from "cought" to "caught".

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Version upgrade of TypeScript dependency.

Upgrading from TypeScript 5.7.2 to 5.8.2 ensures the project benefits from the latest features, bug fixes, and performance improvements in TypeScript.

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@tbouffard tbouffard merged commit a5e0e91 into main Mar 5, 2025
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