Add platform agnostic way to read environment variables #1191
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| * Gets the environment variables | ||
| */ | ||
| export function getEnv(): ENVIRONMENT { | ||
| const globalEnv = parseEnvironment((window as unknown) as ENVIRONMENT_MAP); |
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instead of asserting window twice can we do const _window = window as typeof window & ENVIRONMENT_MAP like we did in the API package for global?
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ENVIRONMENT_MAP should be made partial. The types will not force you to check if a value exists in this current setup.
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not sure if I understand correctly your last sentence about partial ?
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* fix(restify): upgrade package to fix type problem * fix(restify): updated so types are not leaking through open-telemetry#1132 * fix(restify): lint fix * fix(restify): final fix up for linter * style: avoid checking in manually edited package.json * test: require restify again for every test * test: differenciate between thorwing and failing gracefully * test: use custom error * feat: support restify@5 * feat: support restify@7 * feat: support restify@8 * test: cleanup * test: anyfy arguments on the anonymous handler * chore: add tav + update supported versions * fix: turn off tests on node@18 which is not supported for restify * refactor: remove the import to after setting up instrumentation Co-authored-by: jscherer92 <[email protected]>
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