Give the Context script API meaningful types#2478
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The two arguments script authors always touch — context.options and context.result — were typed as bare Object, so "context.options." returned no completions in any editor. Re-type them (and the taskData scratch space) as Record<string, any>, which keeps the runtime behavior unchanged but lets IntelliSense show what's there. Move "target" inside compilerOptions where it actually takes effect, and drop a couple of @typedef blocks that had been parked inside a constructor body. Co-authored-by: Claude noreply@anthropic.com Change-Id: I079355e096d366c6cc328ee2c2cb23491f4250a6
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The two arguments script authors always touch — context.options and
context.result — were typed as bare Object, so "context.options."
returned no completions in any editor. Re-type them (and the taskData
scratch space) as Record<string, any>, which keeps the runtime behavior
unchanged but lets IntelliSense show what's there. Move "target" inside
compilerOptions where it actually takes effect, and drop a couple of
@typedef blocks that had been parked inside a constructor body.
Co-authored-by: Claude noreply@anthropic.com
Change-Id: I079355e096d366c6cc328ee2c2cb23491f4250a6