While writing the integration test suite (#995) we hit four places where the declared result types don't match what the API returns. Each test site works around it with a local cast shape plus a comment, and those casts should be retired once the types catch up:
ScheduleClient.getLog() is declared as Promise<string | undefined>, but the API responds with an array of log entries (src/resource_clients/schedule.ts).ActorCollectionListItem doesn't declare the stats object (e.g. stats.lastRunStartedAt) returned by the actor listing endpoint (src/resource_clients/actor_collection.ts).BuildCollectionClientListItem doesn't declare actId, which the builds listing endpoint returns (src/resource_clients/build_collection.ts).RequestQueueClientGetRequestResult doesn't declare userData, which getRequest() returns (src/resource_clients/request_queue.ts).
The workaround sites are easy to find: grep -rn "does not declare" test/integration/.
While writing the integration test suite (#995) we hit four places where the declared result types don't match what the API returns. Each test site works around it with a local cast shape plus a comment, and those casts should be retired once the types catch up:
ScheduleClient.getLog()is declared asPromise<string | undefined>, but the API responds with an array of log entries (src/resource_clients/schedule.ts).ActorCollectionListItemdoesn't declare thestatsobject (e.g.stats.lastRunStartedAt) returned by the actor listing endpoint (src/resource_clients/actor_collection.ts).BuildCollectionClientListItemdoesn't declareactId, which the builds listing endpoint returns (src/resource_clients/build_collection.ts).RequestQueueClientGetRequestResultdoesn't declareuserData, whichgetRequest()returns (src/resource_clients/request_queue.ts).The workaround sites are easy to find:
grep -rn "does not declare" test/integration/.