fix: missing dom type in tsconfig #639
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Most probably the DOM types can be removed from the |
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@eduardomourar Can you create a new bug report for this issue From your PR description, I see that the issue exists, but would like to discuss the problem using a minimal repro and compare different solutions. |
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Dec 14, 2022
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Issue #, if available: aws/aws-sdk-js-v3#4204
Description of changes:
After PR #625, the DOM types have been removed from the default tsconfig.json file (before the value for lib included the DOM). This causes the following error during compilation:
This is change will allow compiling any recent generated Smithy project without modifying the tsconfig (as being done in the AWS SDK JS v3 repo here).
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