Don't use unknown for workbox-build method config #3037
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Prior to this, the
getManifest(),generateSW(), andinjectManifest()methods ofworkbox-buildwere marked as taking in a configuration object with typeunknown. The idea was that prior to validating the configuration (which happens immediately), we should treat the object as potentially anything.Unfortunately, this leads to a bad experience in our TSDocs, and likely for users who rely on TypeScript code completion.
Additionally, if you actually attempt to pass in anything other than the support options, the validation step should immediately throw, so passing in just anything didn't actually "work." Because of this, I consider adding in explicit types for the config to be a bug fix rather than a breaking change, as we never should have had
unknownto begin with.