zalasur, 28 days ago

Let's just say there are more eslint ignore directives in the code then there is code in the code.

"Ope, I got a typescript error in this code! Better tell the linter to ignore it!"

code "compiles"

claps hands in satisfaction at a job well done

zalasur, 28 days ago

Hmmm, I keep getting deeper and deeper into this rabbit hole and I keep running into more problems. I may have to write all this code from scratch, it at least the part of it I need.

This is the danger of copying code verbatim from other projects. Errors are cumulative.

zalasur, 28 days ago

I managed to get the code to compile, but it doesn't run, and I suspect it's incompatible with the architecture it was supposed to run under in the first place.

I think cutting my losses at this point and starting over is the best plan.

I'll get an older version that I wrote myself to work. I really wanted to avoid that since the whole idea is to replace my old boilerplate code, but at this point time is more important than correctness. I need to get this working to get the project done soon.