[ANGULAR] Type Definition Errors in 7.3.0 (allowCrossGridDrag.transferData, traverse, traverseWhile, query)

[xminaya]

Hi,

I encountered the following type definition errors while using the upcoming version 7.3.0:

1. The transferData function of RowReorder.allowCrossGridDrag does not include a Promise return type in its definition, although it does return a Promise in the actual implementation.

   

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2. For Store.traverseWhile, Store.query, and Model.traverse:

   The callback function invoked for each record does not accept the traversed record as an argument in the type definitions, although it is provided in the actual implementation.

   

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[ahmadzaheer]

Hello,

Thanks for reporting. We will fix this: https://github.com/bryntum/support/issues/13016

[xminaya]

I found another type definition error in CalendarManagerStore’s configuration object. CalendarManagerStore inherits from the AjaxStore class, but the configuration object (CalendarManagerStoreConfig) is missing the lazyLoad property. The actual implementation lazily loads the data when the lazyLoad property is set.

[xminaya]

I have found another type definition error.

The 'lazyLoad' property in 'EventStoreConfig' and 'AssignmentStoreConfig' has incorrect type definitions. In 7.3.0, It is currently typed as

boolean | { lazyLoad: { chunkSize: number } } 

which introduces an unnecessary nested structure. Based on the current documentation, it should instead be

 boolean | { chunkSize: number }

[marcio]

Thanks xminaya,

I added those comments to the ticket to be fixed as well.

[xminaya]

Thanks marcio.

I'm having issue trying to upload attachments into the forum post. The system is failing to upload a 500kb GIF.

[mats]

@xminaya Add to the GItHub issue instead?

[xminaya]

I need to create a new forum post. I’ve identified an issue in 7.3.0 that is unrelated to type definition errors, and I need to upload test example apps (approximately 2 MB) that replicate the issue.