Check app-store types on CI #7190
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Make it work with --isolatedModules flag
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| "../types/*.d.ts", | |||
| "../types/next-auth.d.ts", | |||
| "**/*.ts", | |||
| "**/*.tsx", | |||
| "../../apps/web/server/**/*.ts", | |||
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This isn't needed and also not recommended to directly import from apps/web
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Current Playwright Test Results Summary✅ 49 Passing - ❌ 1 Failing Run may still be in progress, this comment will be updated as current testing workflow or job completes... (Last updated on 03/02/2023 06:56:30pm UTC) Run DetailsRunning Workflow PR Update on Github Actions Commit: 080bb23 Started: 03/02/2023 06:52:50pm UTC ❌ Failures📄 apps/web/playwright/event-types.e2e.ts • 1 FailureTest Case Results
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* Check app-store types on CI * Fix ESLINt error
Adds "type-check" script to package.json so that type check for app-store runs on CI. Also, fixes the issues found.
Fixes #7189