Enable strictNullChecks #462
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| let head = dom5.query(ast, dom5.predicates.hasTagName('head')); | ||
| const ast = parse5.parse(contents); | ||
| // parse5 always produces a <head> element | ||
| const head = dom5.query(ast, dom5.predicates.hasTagName('head'))!; |
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+1 to constifying. Looks like typescript finds more and more places where they're able to do better type inference with const over let. (yes, const-like behavior can ~always be inferred but the convenience of not having to do that does seem to be paying out for the tsc team) microsoft/TypeScript#10676
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I tried to only touch declarations near other edits for this PR. We can do this incrementally or do a constification PR to follow up.
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| if (this.config.entrypoint && this.config.shell) { | ||
| let file = this.fileMap.get(this.config.entrypoint); | ||
| const file = this.fileMap.get(this.config.entrypoint)!; | ||
| console.assert(file != null); |
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I think this only logs, when I think you want to throw.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/console/assert
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I really want a short, real assertion. I'll make these a check + throw though.
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Oh nice, if I check null and throw, I don't need the ! type operator.
| let deps = fragmentToDeps.get(im); | ||
| for (const importUrl of this.config.allFragments) { | ||
| const file = this.fileMap.get(importUrl)!; | ||
| console.assert(file != null); |
| @@ -184,7 +184,8 @@ export class PolymerCli { | |||
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| let commandName = parsedArgs.command; | |||
| let commandArgs = parsedArgs.argv; | |||
| let command = this.commands.get(commandName); | |||
| let command = this.commands.get(commandName)!; | |||
| console.assert(command != null); | |||
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