Fix build failure with newest @types/mocha#21075
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| slow() { return this; }, | ||
| timeout(n) { | ||
| timeout = n; | ||
| timeout = n as number; |
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Depends on whether we believe it to be a number already, or believe that it actually could be a string and want to convert it to a number at runtime. @weswigham might know if the new type definition is actually accurate to our situation
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Technically if it's a string we should parse it using similar logic to mocha, but we don't use the string version at any callsite (ofc, it typechecked before), so a cast is likely fine for now. Doing more would be pointless, since we don't use it. |
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@mhegazy @weswigham Good to go? |
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Looks like in the newest version of
@types/mocha, this callback can give us a string.