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[@types/chromecast-caf-receiver] cannot be used with TS verbatimModuleSyntax or isolatedModules enabled #74025
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Thanks for the discussion about "chromecast-caf-receiver", some useful links for everyone: Pinging the DT module owners: @joeyparrish, @JulianDomingo, @theodab, @Serabe, @brandonrisell, @marcoreni. |
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My apologies for breaking things in #73421. The original addition of enums in #40166 was wrong, but so was my change to const enum. I have #75811 up for review now, which I hope will satisfy both my usage and everyone else's. CAF's enums are plain objects on the global cast namespace, with literal string and number values. So my new PR declares each one as a const object with readonly literal properties, plus a same-named union type of its values. This should work for everyone, but it's a structural change and there might be some minor adjustments required, depending on how the dependent app is written. So my PR also bumps the major version of the types. (The type versions are already not connected to the library versions.) Tagging:
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#73421 introduced const enums in
chromecast-caf-receivertypes. This means it cannot be used withverbatimModuleSyntaxorisolatedModulesTS options, which are both recommended to be enabled.There's information on the pitfalls of const enums from Typescript's documentation: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/enums.html#const-enum-pitfalls
Should this change be reverted, or another approach be used?
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