NotificationRequestItem enums: Remove legacy <any> #1497
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Summary of Changes
This pull request addresses issue #1445 by removing the unnecessary <any> casting from the NotificationRequestItem enums in src/typings/notification/notificationRequestItem.ts. This change supports the use of native string enums, cleaning up the code and removing a workaround for legacy code.
Highlights
- Enum Updates: The
<any>casting has been removed from theEventCodeEnum,OperationsEnum, andSuccessEnumdefinitions within theNotificationRequestItemnamespace. - Code Cleanup: This change eliminates a legacy workaround, resulting in cleaner and more modern TypeScript code.
- String Enums: The PR enables the use of native string enums by removing the explicit casting.
Changelog
- src/typings/notification/notificationRequestItem.ts
- Removed
<any>casting fromEventCodeEnummembers (lines 149-188). - Removed
<any>casting fromOperationsEnummembers (lines 191-193). - Removed
<any>casting fromSuccessEnummembers (lines 196-197).
- Removed
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Code Review
This pull request removes the <any> casting from the NotificationRequestItem enums, which is a good step towards using native string enums and removing legacy workarounds. The change is straightforward and improves code clarity.
Merge Readiness
The code change is a simple and effective cleanup. I recommend merging it after addressing the comments, as they are minor.
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Description
The
<any>casting is a workaround for legacy code and it shouldn't be used.This PR removes the casting to support native string enums.
Fixed issue:
Fix #1445