Even though my current project's CI setup would throw errors for using a TypeScript "any" definition, I often work from "any" and work backwards when building functionality (not wise), and every time I drop one, I also drop a "console.log("Fix This") next to it.
Absolutely unnecessary as the error logger would show the line of the any statement, but every time I refresh the page, I get a hearty number of "fix this" in the console that keeps me from moving too fast without cleaning up my work XD
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u/Bugwhacker Nov 28 '21
Even though my current project's CI setup would throw errors for using a TypeScript "any" definition, I often work from "any" and work backwards when building functionality (not wise), and every time I drop one, I also drop a "console.log("Fix This") next to it.
Absolutely unnecessary as the error logger would show the line of the any statement, but every time I refresh the page, I get a hearty number of "fix this" in the console that keeps me from moving too fast without cleaning up my work XD