fix(server): change RouteContext data type parameter default to any#1536
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LGTM, thanks for the PR 👍
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closes #1528
I have a large comment in 1528 explaining what's going on here.
During the course of researching this, I found
deno check **/*.tsto type check all the files in the project. It turns out we have this issue in our code base as well!tests/fixture_server_components/main.tsshows this exact error, becauseroutes/context/[id].tsxandroutes/fail.tsxdon't qualifyRouteContextwith any type parameters.In a soon-to-be-opened PR, I will suggest that we type check our entire project as part of CI. If we had always been doing this, then we would have caught this problem before users had to report an issue.