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Path "stream" cannot be resolved
See original GitHub issueCool project, but:
Path "stream" cannot be resolved
I installed @types/node but it doesn’t seem to detect it? I am confused.
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hi! i have a repo with flow types that i tried using
hegelon.i’m getting a similar error:
maybe there is a common solution, but i could create a separate issue, if needed. thanks!
No worries, if you ever need help, I can try my best to help. I am currently testing some code to support DefinitelyTyped, if it works I’ll consider opening a PR.