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In several instances within our codebase where we fetch data from the indexer, we have observed mismatches between the defined types in TypeScript and the actual types returned. For example, a variable defined as a number in our TypeScript code might actually be returned as a string. So far implicit type coercion has allowed our code to function correctly. It's best to avoid relying on this behavior to avoid potential errors and ambiguity.
Proposed Solution
Update Type Definitions: Review and update the TypeScript type definitions to accurately reflect the data returned by the indexer. This will involve checking the API responses and ensuring that our TypeScript types match the actual data from the response.
Explicit Type Coercion: Where type mismatches occur, implement explicit type coercion to convert the data to the desired type.
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In several instances within our codebase where we fetch data from the indexer, we have observed mismatches between the defined types in TypeScript and the actual types returned. For example, a variable defined as a
number
in our TypeScript code might actually be returned as astring
. So far implicit type coercion has allowed our code to function correctly. It's best to avoid relying on this behavior to avoid potential errors and ambiguity.Proposed Solution
Update Type Definitions
: Review and update the TypeScript type definitions to accurately reflect the data returned by the indexer. This will involve checking the API responses and ensuring that our TypeScript types match the actual data from the response.Explicit Type Coercion
: Where type mismatches occur, implement explicit type coercion to convert the data to the desired type.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: