webgme: Provides its own types #22394
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After 5 days, no one has reviewed the PR 😞. A maintainer will be reviewing the PR in the next few days and will either merge it or request revisions. Thank you for your patience! |
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Yes, the typings are now included in the webgme project itself so there is no longer a need for it in DefinitelyTyped. |
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@Andy-MS Unfortunately, this pull request currently has a merge conflict 😥. Please update your PR branch to be up-to-date with respect to master. Have a nice day! |
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This will deprecate
@types/webgmein favor of justwebgme. CC @phreed