Sapphire - Imagine a framework•16mo ago

Shapeshift: Type instantiation is excessively deep and possibly infinite

s.object({
  filteredWords: s.string
    .lengthLessThanOrEqual(32)
    .array.lengthLessThanOrEqual(50),
  filterURLs: s.boolean,
  cleanNicknames: s.boolean,
}).strict;

s.object({
  filteredWords: s.string
    .lengthLessThanOrEqual(32)
    .array.lengthLessThanOrEqual(50),
  filterURLs: s.boolean,
  cleanNicknames: s.boolean,
}).strict;

is there any way to do this without getting an eror?

45 Replies

kyra•16mo ago

Wait, wasn't this fixed long ago?

RedSOP•16mo ago

I might be on an older version

Favna•16mo ago

It was yes Make sure to update

RedSOP•16mo ago

nope, I'm on latest according to upgrade-interactive

Favna•16mo ago

It was also fixed in TS 5.6 or something like that Transitive version.

RedSOP•16mo ago

3.9.2

Spinel•16mo ago

npm npm doesn't have anything to update transitive dependencies so you'll have to provide overrides. In your package.json:

{
  "overrides": {
    "package-name-here": "version"
  }
}

{
  "overrides": {
    "package-name-here": "version"
  }
}

Then run npm install. You can verify the change by checking your package-lock.json Yarn v1 Yarn v1 (deprecated, recommend updating to v3 (see /tag query:yarnv3 ) does not have a way to update transitive dependencies so a similar strategy is required as npm: In your package.json:

{
  "resolutions": {
    "package-name-here": "version"
  }
}

{
  "resolutions": {
    "package-name-here": "version"
  }
}

Then run yarn install. You can verify the change by checking your yarn.lock Yarn v3 Yarn v3 can update transitive dependencies so run the command:

yarn up -R package-name-here

yarn up -R package-name-here

pnpm pnpm can also update transitive dependencies so run the command:

pnpm --recursive update package-name-here@version

pnpm --recursive update package-name-here@version

RedSOP•16mo ago

do I need to do that since I have shapeshift as a dependency aalready

Spinel•16mo ago

@sapphire/shapeshift

Blazing fast input validation and transformation ⚡ ❯ Author: sapphiredev ❯ Maintainers: favna, kyranet, and vladfrangu ❯ Latest version: 3.8.1 ❯ License: MIT ❯ Date Created: <t:1642365645:d> ❯ Date Modified: <t:1679880304:d> Dependencies: fast-deep-equal and lodash

RedSOP•16mo ago

how do I have a higher version

Favna•16mo ago

Yarn registry <_< I think I never changed it And yarn's Algolia has been having issues

RedSOP•16mo ago

updated the transitive dependency still the same

Favna•16mo ago

Does jetbrains ide use the TS in node_modules Or built in I.e. do you also get the issue when running from terminal

RedSOP•16mo ago

not sure but tsc also reports the same issue

RedSOP•16mo ago

this looks wrong

Favna•16mo ago

Best make a report to the TS repo then. Anders found and fixed the issue for us last time too. Sec I'll search the issue. Oh yeah so that's what transitive is for. What does yarn why @sapphire/shapeshift give?

RedSOP•16mo ago

Favna•16mo ago

Hm both the same

kyra•16mo ago

What's your TS version?

RedSOP•16mo ago

4.9.5

Favna•16mo ago

There's your problem Update to 5.1.5 or higher

RedSOP•16mo ago

well I hope that doesn't break stuff

Favna•16mo ago

TS fixed the bug on their side as well in that version

RedSOP•16mo ago

what was the option to use old decorators

Favna•16mo ago

I mean it probably will but that's the life of a developer The same as before

RedSOP•16mo ago

oh ok then

Favna•16mo ago

New decorators are only active if you don't have the options in tsconfig

RedSOP•16mo ago

ts 5.1.6

Favna•16mo ago

You're using your global TS, not local

RedSOP•16mo ago

ah right wait do I even have global ts

kyra•16mo ago

Likely

RedSOP•16mo ago

unless volta install it I shouldn't have it

Favna•16mo ago

Just always remember to run yarn tsc It doesn't

RedSOP•16mo ago

yeah no I don't have global ts

Favna•16mo ago

volta list will show what you have installed that way. For npm it's npm ls -g --depth=0 and for yarn (assuming v1, berry doesn't have globals) yarn global list

RedSOP•16mo ago

webbstorm ide uses local ts no global ts errors on both cli and ide I don't get why this is happening is there any way to suppress the error and still have the type

Favna•16mo ago

Trust me I'll be the first to shout in happiness when ES decorators are properly supported because right now TS still emits tslib code because (last I checked) V8 and by extension Node doesn't even support them yet. The TS API in terms of types is also completely out of wack and doesn't match 1:1 with what the actual spec is supposed to be best I can tell (but the docs are very much lacking) // @ts-ignore

RedSOP•16mo ago

eh I just want the old ones because nestjs depends on those

Favna•16mo ago

But I'd rather you also make an issue similar to https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/54491 on their repo. Make sure to include a small repository with a reproduction sample.

GitHub

TS 5.1.3 Regression: TSC Compiler throws FATAL ERROR: Reached heap ...

Bug Report 🔎 Search Terms tsc, compiler, heap limit, crash, memory 🕗 Version & Regression Information This is a crash This changed between versions 5.0.4 and 5.1.3 ⏯ Repository Link https://git...

RedSOP•16mo ago

I'll look into that tomorrow

Favna•16mo ago

For now. It's safe to assume that NestJS and all such libraries that rely on decorators will transition eventually. But they don't for the exact same reason as @sapphire/decorators and that reason is as said above, not actually supported yet.

RedSOP•16mo ago

well yeah it's going happen at some point we are still not at that point tho, thanks ecma for being slow af

RedSOP•16mo ago

this will do for now I guess

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