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TypeScript errors due to usage of bunyan dependency types

See original GitHub issue

@pact-foundation/pact-node version: 6.19.11 bunyan version: 1.8.12 @types/bunyan version: 1.8.2

The usage of the bunyan dependency seems incorrect in logger.ts.

TypeScript complains that Type 'typeof Logger' is not a constructor function type. in logger.d.ts from the compiled module. The fix seems to be

/// <reference types="bunyan" />
import * as bunyan from "bunyan";
-export declare class Logger extends bunyan {
+export declare class Logger extends bunyan.default {
    time(action: string, startTime: number): void;
    readonly logLevelName: string;
}

For now, I’m including the following code to fix this type issue locally

declare module 'bunyan'

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Created 5 years ago
Comments:7 (4 by maintainers)

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mboudreaucommented, Jan 3, 2019

pact-node 6.20.1 is going out as we speak with the fixes (removing @types/bunyan). Please update to this version and let me know if this works for you. Cheers.

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mboudreaucommented, Jan 2, 2019

@samuelmaddock @Byron-TW What version of TS are you using?

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