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Using a `true` here breaks using union types to do emits.. ie this no longer works
`(channel ? io.to(channel) : io).emit("stuff", message);`
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maybe someone can run with this - i don't know why the unit tests are failing but you shouldn't use true as a type |
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```
(channel ? io.to(channel) : io).emit("stuff", message);
```
would no longer compile.
Related: #3844
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Merged as 1a72ae4. Thanks a lot! 👍 |
dzad
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```
(channel ? io.to(channel) : io).emit("stuff", message);
```
would no longer compile.
Related: socketio#3844
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truehere breaks using union types to do emits.. ie this no longer works(channel ? io.to(channel) : io).emit("stuff", message);The kind of change this PR does introduce
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