Remove unnecessary type annotations in examples #3855
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Typed events in socket.io 4.0 remove the need for writing type annotations in callbacks of reserved events.
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Typed events in Socket.IO 4.0 remove the need for writing type annotations in callbacks of reserved events.
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The kind of change this PR does introduce
Current behavior
socketis inferred as typeSocketas of 4.0.0; it was previously inferred asany. The type annotation is no longer needed to cast theanytoSocket.New behavior
The
Sockettype annotation can be safely removed. The behavior is unchanged, but it's less code.Other information (e.g. related issues)
Typed events in socket.io 4.0 remove the need for writing type annotations in callbacks of reserved events.