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Add type to http requests instead to just the response

See original GitHub issue

In some *backend-api.service.ts files we declare the type of response in the following way

this.http.get(...).then((response: IXyzDict) => {...});

This should be refactored to the following

this.http.get<IXyzDict>(...).then(response => {...});

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Created 3 years ago
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nishantwrpcommented, Jun 9, 2020

@OGALI This issue is already assigned. Only one person is allowed to work on an issue to avoid efforts from getting wasted. Please pick any other issue to work on. Thanks!

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nishantwrpcommented, Sep 28, 2020

Done in #10054.

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