When using versions and letting npm install dedupe the packages, npm
audit does not work and it exits with a cryptic error:
The server said: Invalid package tree, run npm install to rebuild your package-lock.json
package.jsons are changed because dependencies are now sorted
tsconfig.jsons are changed because all referenced monorepo packages will
be added as project references
tsconfig.esm.jsons are changed because syncEsmConfig was run
The old code was returning a fn because TypeScript could not figure out
generic type parameters when params was an object like:
interface Params<State> {
a: Reducer<State>
b: Partial<State>
}
function test<State>(params: Params<State>) {
// ...
}
The pending action will be modified and a newly created promise handler
will be returned.
This has (suddenly?) caused errors in tests because the catch() handlers defined in tests would be called before the one defined in PromiseMiddleware:
const p = new Promise(...)
const {payload} = store.dispatch({
payload: new Promise(...),
type: '...',
})
try {
await payload
} catch (err) {
// this handler would be invoked before the catch handler in
// PromiseMiddleware
}
since the PromiseMiddleware adds a then-callback, followed by a
catch-callback.
