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Docs: why shall we not put the declarations.d.ts on the project root folder
See original GitHub issueThis issue is a documentation details request.
On the Using TypeScript section of the readme, it says about the declarations.d.ts file:
create one if you don’t have one already, but don’t put in the root folder of your project
The question is: Why should I not?
We don’t have any explanation neither source of the reason, and we didn’t find anything on the Internet.
Also, we tried to put the declarations.d.ts file on the root folder of our Expo project and it works fine without visible side effect.
May you please provide some references about that?
Thanks!
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Could someone please review: https://github.com/kristerkari/react-native-svg-transformer/pull/206
Alright, let’s just fix the documentation not to mention it.