Safety of using "s' and "e" values?
See original GitHub issueI am creating an interval and when the error is “missing or invalid start”, “missing or invalid end” or “end before start” the start and end value are null so I have been using Interval.s
and Interval.e
to create a new Interval that is valid.
The DefinitelyTyped version @types/luxon
doesn’t have the “s” and “e” values so I wanted to check if they should be added to the type definition (happy to do that) or if there was a reason they weren’t and should not be?
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I can’t officially support it, but if I were you I’d just use e and s until 2.0
Thanks for the info, appreciate your time!