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fix(schema): Allow regular functions in resolvers #3487

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@ramijarrar ramijarrar commented May 15, 2024

Alters the expected return type of property resolvers and converters from Promise<T> to Promise<T> | T.

This ensures users are not forced to unnecessarily provide async functions with no await expression, which is often considered bad practice and disallowed by linting rules.

Alters the expected return type of property resolvers and converters from "Promise<T>" to "Promise<T> | T".

This ensures users are not forced to unnecessarily provide async functions with no await expression, which is considered bad practice and often disallowed by linting rules (see typescript-eslint/typescript-eslint#7536 (comment)).
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Thank you!

@daffl daffl changed the title feat(schema): allow regular functions in resolvers fix(schema): allow regular functions in resolvers May 29, 2024
@daffl daffl changed the title fix(schema): allow regular functions in resolvers fix(schema): Allow regular functions in resolvers May 29, 2024
@daffl daffl merged commit 187868e into feathersjs:dove May 29, 2024
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daffl commented May 29, 2024

This is a really good change. Will go out with the next release!

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