fix(types): add missing SessionObject#options() definition#289
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mcollina merged 1 commit intofastify:masterfrom Jan 9, 2025
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Use the `CookieOptions` interface since it's more local (& seems accurate.) Thanks to @CamParry for identifying that. Note: eslint on latest complained about the imports in the type, so I had to split them up. (Specifically it emitted `import-x/no-named-default` when run against the imports as originally authored, then `import-x/no-duplicates` when I split up the imports.) Fixes fastify#279. I had to split up the import in types/t
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Use the
CookieOptionsinterface since it's more local (& seems accurate.) Thanks to @CamParry for identifying that.Note: eslint on latest complained about the imports in the type, so I had to split them up. (Specifically it emitted
import-x/no-named-defaultwhen run against the imports as originally authored, thenimport-x/no-duplicateswhen I split up the imports.)Fixes #279.
I had to split up the import in types/t
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