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feat: Update the counter over the fox to handle notifications #25093
feat: Update the counter over the fox to handle notifications #25093
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BADGE_MAX_NOTIFICATION_COUNT
seems to be a string, seems a little odd to do string greater than here.JS probably converts this to a number when doing this check.
Instead change
BADGE_MAX_NOTIFICATION_COUNT
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(Prith note, this is just me rambling to myself) why don't we use
// @ts-check
in our JS files? I guess this will force JS files to be passed through our compiler and might give us false sense of security (since not true TS)... but I think it would still be handy to prevent type mismatch.