Max
Max•2y ago

Trpc Vanilla client producing ts errors

Creating a vanilla trpc client to hopefully use in my Plasmo Extension and it gives me this error With i believe this being a key factor: "Type 'AbortSignalEsque' is missing the following properties from type 'AbortSignal': onabort, reason, throwIfAborted, removeEventListener, dispatchEvent" Anyone have any ideas?
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Alex / KATT 🐱
Alex / KATT 🐱•2y ago
can you open an issue with a reproduction? this might be our bad need to know with implemention of fetch you use so we can fix our types but for now you can do return fetch(...) as any
Max
Max•2y ago
👍 Ill give it my best shot, currently down a code rabbit-hole so it may take a while for me to reproduce it not on my codebase 😂
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