fix(types): alias Stencil JSX types before extending to avoid TS2310 #3
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Description
After generating a new Stencil project with Storybook and required plugins, the Stencil build fails due to a recursive type reference in the generated
JSX.IntrinsicElements
andJSX.Element
interfaces.Error
This occurs once Stencil’s generated types are flattened by the compiler
Workaround
Temporarily set
"skipLibCheck": true
intsconfig.json
to bypass.d.ts
type-checking and allow the build to proceed.Fix
Consider capturing a snapshot of Stencil’s generated interfaces and extending from aliases instead of live
JSX
types to avoid the self-referencing issue.How to reproduce
packages/example/tsconfig.json
, remove"skipLibCheck": true
stencil build