Use @rdfjs/types over rdf-js in index.d.ts
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I fixed the problem by resetting part of the lockfile, released as 2.3.3. |
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This should fix the issue of the TS compiler pulling in
rdf-jsto provideQuadtype forRdfParserinlib/index.d.ts, which, in turn, was causing projects depending onrdf-parseto have to includerdf-jsas a dependency to make the project compile.I do not know if this is the best way to do it (assigning a specific type to
RdfParser<Q>), but this seems to fix the problem without opening the can of worms that is dependency updates.