fix(GOFF): Adding missing exports for GO Feature Flag Web Provider

[thomaspoignant]

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Adding missing exports for GO Feature Flag Web Provider

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request resolves an issue in the GO Feature Flag Web Provider by ensuring that critical components, specifically data models and error definitions, are correctly exposed. This enhancement improves the overall usability and completeness of the provider, allowing other parts of the application to seamlessly interact with its full functionality.

Highlights

• Missing Exports Fixed: This pull request addresses a fix for the GO Feature Flag Web Provider by adding previously missing exports.
• Module Accessibility: The model and errors modules within the go-feature-flag-web provider are now properly exported, making them accessible to consumers of the library.

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Code Review

This pull request adds missing exports for the GO Feature Flag Web Provider. The export for model is correct, but the export for errors will cause a build failure because it points to a directory without an index.ts file. I've provided a critical comment with a suggested fix to address this.

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libs/providers/go-feature-flag-web/src/index.ts (3)

This export will fail because './lib/errors' is a directory and does not contain an index.ts file to act as the module's entry point. To fix this, you should export each error file from the errors directory individually.

export * from './lib/errors/goff-error';
export * from './lib/errors/collector-error';
export * from './lib/errors/fetch-error';

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Code Review

This pull request correctly exposes the GoFeatureFlagWebProviderOptions and ExporterMetadataValue types, which are necessary for users to configure the provider. The change is straightforward and well-implemented. I've added one suggestion to use export type for better code clarity and potential build optimizations.