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  • New Features
    • Introduced a new type option within configuration settings, expanding available configuration choices.

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Walkthrough

A new type alias named Blah was introduced within the Config namespace in src/config.ts. This alias is defined as a union type combining BlahBlu and Foo. No other modifications were made to the file or its exported entities.

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Config Namespace Typing
src/config.ts		 Added Blah type alias as `BlahBlu

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A type called Blah now joins the crew,
BlahBlu or Foo—just pick one, it's true!
In the Config halls, it quietly sits,
Awaiting its call in logical bits.
Welcome, dear Blah, to the code’s clever zoo!

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Check Name Status Explanation Resolution
Title Check ⚠️ Warning The title 'Update config.ts' is too generic and does not specify the addition of the Blah type alias or its purpose. Revise the title to clearly describe the specific change, for example: 'Add Config.Blah type alias (BlahBlu
Description Check ⚠️ Warning The pull request description is empty and does not provide context, rationale, or details about the changes. Provide a description that explains why the Blah type alias was added, its usage context, and consider adding a PR template to ensure consistency.
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Docstring Coverage ✅ Passed No functions found in the changes. Docstring coverage check skipped.

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Files:

  • src/config.ts
🪛 GitHub Check: Build (18.x)
src/config.ts

[failure] 19-19:
Cannot find name 'Foo'.

[failure] 19-19:
Cannot find name 'BlahBlu'.

🪛 GitHub Check: Build (20.x)
src/config.ts

[failure] 19-19:
Cannot find name 'Foo'.

[failure] 19-19:
Cannot find name 'BlahBlu'.

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src/config.ts

[error] 19-19: TypeScript error TS2304: Cannot find name 'BlahBlu'.

export namespace Config {
export type BaseRequestConfig = RequestConfig;
export type Error = AxiosError | HttpException;
export type Blah = BlahBlu | Foo;
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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix undefined type references that break compilation.

The type alias references BlahBlu and Foo which don't exist in the current scope. This causes TypeScript compilation to fail.

You need to either:

  1. Import these types if they exist in other modules
  2. Define them within this file or namespace
  3. Remove this line if it was added accidentally
- export type Blah = BlahBlu | Foo;

Or if these types should exist, import them:

+ import { BlahBlu, Foo } from './path-to-types';
 export type Blah = BlahBlu | Foo;
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exporttypeBlah=BlahBlu|Foo;
import{BlahBlu,Foo}from'./path-to-types';
export type Blah = BlahBlu | Foo;
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🪛 GitHub Check: Build (18.x)

[failure] 19-19:
Cannot find name 'Foo'.

[failure] 19-19:
Cannot find name 'BlahBlu'.

🪛 GitHub Check: Build (20.x)

[failure] 19-19:
Cannot find name 'Foo'.

[failure] 19-19:
Cannot find name 'BlahBlu'.

🪛 GitHub Actions: CI

[error] 19-19: TypeScript error TS2304: Cannot find name 'BlahBlu'.

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In src/config.ts at line 19, the type alias Blah references undefined types
BlahBlu and Foo, causing compilation errors. To fix this, either import BlahBlu
and Foo from their respective modules if they exist, define these types within
this file if they are missing, or remove the line if it was added by mistake.

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