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111-111: LGTM! Typo corrected.The variable name has been correctly changed from "relase" to "release" and is now used consistently throughout the lock acquisition and release logic.
Also applies to: 116-116, 128-129
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Fix the type annotation precedence.
The type () => Promise<void> | undefined means a function that returns either Promise<void> or undefined. However, lockfile.lock() returns a function that always returns Promise<void>, never undefined. The variable itself can be undefined before assignment.
Apply this diff to correct the type annotation:
- let release: () => Promise<void> | undefined
+ let release: (() => Promise<void>) | undefinedThis change clarifies that release is either undefined or a function returning Promise<void>, and may eliminate the need for the @ts-expect-error directive below.
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| let release: () => Promise<void> | undefined | |
| let release: (() => Promise<void>) | undefined |
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In packages/core/src/files.ts around line 111, the type annotation for release
is wrong: it currently reads as a function that may return undefined. Update the
declaration so release is either undefined or a function returning Promise<void>
(i.e. change to a union where the function type is grouped), and remove the
now-unnecessary @ts-expect-error below (or adjust any usage checks) so
TypeScript correctly understands release can be undefined prior to assignment
but, when assigned, is a () => Promise<void>.
| // eslint-disable-next-line ts/ban-ts-comment | ||
| // @ts-expect-error' | ||
| if (relase) { | ||
| await relase() // 释放文件锁 | ||
| if (release) { |
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Clean up type suppression if possible.
The @ts-expect-error directive suggests a type checking issue. If the type annotation on line 111 is corrected, this suppression may no longer be necessary. Additionally, the comment has a typographical error (extra quote at the end).
Consider removing the type suppression after fixing the type annotation, or at minimum fix the comment typo:
- // eslint-disable-next-line ts/ban-ts-comment
- // @ts-expect-error'
if (release) {Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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In packages/core/src/files.ts around lines 126 to 128, the inline comment
currently reads "// @ts-expect-error'" and suppresses a type error; fix the
underlying type annotation at line 111 so the suppression is no longer needed,
remove the entire eslint/ts-ignore block, and if you must keep a suppression,
correct the typo by removing the trailing quote and use the minimal necessary
directive (e.g. // @ts-expect-error) with a short rationale comment.
typo
vite-plugin-uni-pages/packages/core/src/files.ts
Line 111 in 8e3c2fa
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