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Use strict: true #697

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@Peeja Peeja commented Aug 1, 2023

Having strict off makes it harder for clients of this library to use strict themselves. But it appears to turn on without any type issues, so my guess is that there were tricky types in the past which have since been resolved.

I'd understand if you have reservations about turning it on, but I'd highly recommend it, given it turns on cleanly right now.

Having `strict` off makes it harder for clients of this library to use
`strict` themselves. But it appears to turn on without any type issues,
so my guess is that there were tricky types in the past which have since
been resolved.
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good point. I think that I thought strict: false was more common, but now I am on your side that strict must be enabled.

@selfrefactor selfrefactor merged commit 790a8fd into selfrefactor:master Aug 2, 2023
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