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Fix: TS error declared but never read #137
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Hi! any updates on this fix? @BethGriggs @andrewhughes101 could you release it please? |
I don't have any updates, but I understand that this package is a bit old now and perhaps should be archived. The new guidance for health checks can be found in the node reference architecture which can be found here: https://github.com/nodeshift/nodejs-reference-architecture/blob/main/docs/operations/healthchecks.md |
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the package still follows the guidance though, but anyway thanks for you reply 👍 |
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When noUnusedParams is enabled, errors are found e.g.
error TS6133: 'req' is declared but its value is never read.. This commit adds an_before these variable names as requested by @woozie.resolves #95