Move Redux module type extension into a separate imported file #321
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We previously merged a PR that would globally override the types from the Redux core package and patch the `Dispatch` type to _always_ assume that the thunk middleware is installed. However, that assumption is not always true, and globally overriding types is a dangerous approach to have as a default. This commit moves the global overrides into a separate types file, which can now be imported as 'redux-thunk/extend-redux'. This allows users to still opt in to that behavior if desired. The typetest files have been updated to compare the behavior with and without importing the override file.
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This PR:
Dispatchtype" declaration to a separateextend-redux.d.tstypes filefileslist to include that in the published packageNotes per commit:
We previously merged a PR that would globally override the types
from the Redux core package and patch the
Dispatchtype toalways assume that the thunk middleware is installed.
However, that assumption is not always true, and globally
overriding types is a dangerous approach to have as a default.
This commit moves the global overrides into a separate types file,
which can now be imported as 'redux-thunk/extend-redux'. This
allows users to still opt in to that behavior if desired.
The typetest files have been updated to compare the behavior with
and without importing the override file.