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Lil’ TypeScript tip: Instead of using `@ts-ignore` for stuff you don’t feel like fixing rn, use `@ts-expect-error`.
When you do fix the issue, `@ts-expect-error` will *itself* become an error (which you can fix by deleting the comment).
That way, you avoid stale ignores that aren’t needed anymore.
When you do fix the issue, `@ts-expect-error` will *itself* become an error (which you can fix by deleting the comment).
That way, you avoid stale ignores that aren’t needed anymore.
May 19, 2025 at 8:11 PM
Lil’ TypeScript tip: Instead of using `@ts-ignore` for stuff you don’t feel like fixing rn, use `@ts-expect-error`.
When you do fix the issue, `@ts-expect-error` will *itself* become an error (which you can fix by deleting the comment).
That way, you avoid stale ignores that aren’t needed anymore.
When you do fix the issue, `@ts-expect-error` will *itself* become an error (which you can fix by deleting the comment).
That way, you avoid stale ignores that aren’t needed anymore.