Update for upstream type changes #1313
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`@types/ember__test-helpers` has been published with empty contents because you're supposed to migrate to the natively-provided types. This necessitates a series of upgrades.
The failure (which is pretty confusing, so I'm including it for future searchers) when you don't do this upgrade is:
```
error TS2688: Cannot find type definition file for 'ember__test-helpers'.
The file is in the program because:
Entry point for implicit type library 'ember__test-helpers'
```
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Upstream change was DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped#63669 |
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@chriskrycho this solved my type problems that we discussed earlier. Thanks. |
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@types/ember__test-helpershas been published with empty contents because you're supposed to migrate to the natively-provided types. This necessitates a series of upgrades.The failure (which is pretty confusing, so I'm including it for future searchers) when you don't do this upgrade is: