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Author Manzoor WaniPosted on No comment on You’re probably using @ts-expect-error wrong Most @ts-expect-error directives suppress more than you intended. TL;DR The directive silences every error on the next line, not just the one you meant. Split the expression so it sits on the … Continue reading “You’re probably using @ts-expect-error wrong”
Author Manzoor WaniPosted on No comment on npm v12 overhauls how npm handles dependencies — including three major features I added npm v12 is shipping in July 2026, and it is the most significant change to npm in a very long time. It flips npm’s install defaults from “run everything, fetch … Continue reading “npm v12 overhauls how npm handles dependencies — including three major features I added”
Author Manzoor WaniPosted on 1 Comment on The dependency bugs that only surface for your users You publish a package. CI is green, the types look right, you ship it. Then a consumer installs it from npm, and TypeScript quietly resolves part of your public API … Continue reading “The dependency bugs that only surface for your users”
Author Manzoor WaniPosted on 2 Comments on npm’s install-strategy=linked Is Getting Better — You Should Try It npm has had an install-strategy=linked option since v9, but for the longest time it was marked experimental and, frankly, too buggy to use in anything serious. Even basic things like scoped packages … Continue reading “npm’s install-strategy=linked Is Getting Better — You Should Try It”
Author Manzoor WaniPosted on No comment on Why @wordpress/preferences is the Best-Kept Secret for Storing User Preferences in the Block Editor If you’ve ever needed to store user preferences in the WordPress block editor, you’ve probably gone down the familiar path: create a custom REST API endpoint, handle the AJAX calls, … Continue reading “Why @wordpress/preferences is the Best-Kept Secret for Storing User Preferences in the Block Editor”
Author Manzoor WaniPosted on No comment on How to use the new composite GitHub Actions for reusability? GitHub actions is the best thing that happened to CI/CD world recently. Its composite actions have been there for quite sometime now but with a very limited capability of running … Continue reading “How to use the new composite GitHub Actions for reusability?”
Author Manzoor WaniPosted on No comment on How we brought down GitHub Actions workflow execution time from 20 minutes to 5 minutes? GitHub Actions has been around for a while now and it’s been a great experience so far, although there is plenty of room for improvement. When it comes to CI/CD, … Continue reading “How we brought down GitHub Actions workflow execution time from 20 minutes to 5 minutes?”
Author Manzoor WaniPosted on No comment on How to easily avoid re-renders in React Final Form? When it comes to form solutions in React, we have a few choices. Different solutions solve different problems but there is one that stands out almost in every aspect. The … Continue reading “How to easily avoid re-renders in React Final Form?”