Fix "elements" type to accept array instead of only an empty tuple (or null)#572
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Fix "elements" type to accept array instead of only an empty tuple (or null)#572TomNaessens wants to merge 1 commit intobiati-digital:masterfrom
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`[] | null` accepts an empty array, or null, while we want to accept any array (or null): `any[] | null`
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Hi, 👋
I've encountered an issue when assigning an array of elements to the
GLightbox.Options:The cause is that the type of
elements?: [] | nullaccepts an empty array, or null, while we want to accept any array (or null), so it should have beenany[] | null. I've usedany[]here since the types of the helper methods on elements (setElementsandgetElements) also acceptany[]as types.