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refactor: Customize tsconfig types declaration for utils - #3327
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Some packages don't use @streamr/test-utils and the new system is more sensitive here. This is better, too – I wonder why did the previous one let it slide…
This reverts commit d7d0e71.
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types declaration for utils
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This pull request makes a small update to the TypeScript configuration for Karma tests in
packages/utils. The change adds type definitions forjestandjest-extendedto ensure proper type support when running tests.Notes
For some reason ts does not complain about the missing
@streamr/test-utilsin the utils package. It should, really. It's not its dependency. It will (would) in the future (when we intro bundles).