ref(utils): Remove getGlobalObject() usage from @sentry/utils
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| extensions?: { | ||
| /** Extension methods for the hub, which are bound to the current Hub instance */ | ||
| // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/ban-types | ||
| [key: string]: Function; |
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We should probably type this stricter, but we can do that after we are done with all of the changes.
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#5821 ended up being a rather huge PR so this is the first of many PRs that makes these changes per package. For now we keep the
getGlobalObject()implementation until all the packages are migrated.As discussed here, this PR:
getGlobalObjectwith a constGLOBAL_OBJwhich retains the runtime detection from feat(utils): Modern implementation ofgetGlobalObject#5809GLOBAL_OBJis always accessedWINDOWconst which returnsGLOBAL_OBJbut withtypeof GLOBAL_OBJ & Windowtype.@sentry/browserto ensure stricter typing around the global objectWINDOW_GLOBALto remove any ambiguity?