fix(adapter-test): loosen env argument for easy process.env forwarding
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The `AdapterRequestContext#env` method uses this interface to provide type safety at compile-time. It allows the user to make certain assumptions about the existence of particular environment variables.
…passed without type assertion
aleclarson
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Feb 4, 2025
| }, | ||
| env(variable) { | ||
| return env[variable]; | ||
| return env[variable] as any; |
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While
process.env(from@types/node) hasRecord<string, string | undefined>type, theenvargument of@hattip/adapter-testexpects aRecord<string, string>type. I believe this is more strict than necessary. It'd be great to be able to passprocess.envin without a type assertion.Note: This builds upon #197 and so that PR should be merged first. Only this commit is relevant to this PR.