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Service bus data plane type declaration files are out of date

See original GitHub issue

@types/azure-sb is missing some service bus definitions:

I’m also curious, what’s the intended usage of this library when it comes to the multiple-sub-packages and @types packages?

What combination should I be using?

@types/azure-sb and azure?
azure-sb and @types/azure-sb?
@types/azure and azure-sb?

Forked from https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-node/issues/2083#issuecomment-285924121 and filing on behalf of @atrauzzi

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Created 7 years ago
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sledouxcommented, Aug 9, 2017

Any updates on this? I’m having issues with this as well and probably a lot of people.

Any answer to @despairblue 's questions? I’d like to fix them but need to know where to fix it first.

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despairbluecommented, Apr 19, 2017

@pscanf Just a heads up that I’m having problems with this as well and like to fix them. @types/azure-sb is not imported by @types/azure. @types/azure-sb does in fact not export anything at all.

It seems that most definitions are in @types/azure itself even though the azure package itself seems to be a meta package importing and reexporting all the smaller ones. It’s certainly possible to just install one of it’s sub packages and use it.

I wonder if the @types should be structured the same, and also if the types should go to @DefinitelyTyped or here, since a lot of packages already contain type defs in this repo.