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@xar xar commented Jun 28, 2025

Fixes TypeScript compilation errors in instance manager

  • Convert Buffer outputs to strings in execAsyncWithLogging method
  • Add proper optional chaining for status property accesses
  • Improve error handling with fallback for undefined error messages

Fixes #39

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- Convert Buffer outputs to strings in execAsyncWithLogging method
- Add proper optional chaining for status property accesses
- Improve error handling with fallback for undefined error messages

Fixes #39

Co-authored-by: Samuel <xar@users.noreply.github.com>
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xar commented Jun 28, 2025

one more error @claude

src/instance/manager.ts(347,30): error TS2532: Object is possibly 'undefined'.

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Fixing TypeScript Error ✅

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  • Read src/instance/manager.ts to identify the error at line 347:30
  • Fix the "Object is possibly 'undefined'" error
  • Commit the fix to the PR branch

Issue identified: Line 347 had bytes[i] which TypeScript considered potentially undefined due to strict array access checking.

Fix applied: Added explicit null check for the byte value before using it, with an error thrown if undefined (which should never happen in practice but satisfies TypeScript's type safety).

Committed: ea792cc - The TypeScript compilation error has been resolved.


- Add explicit undefined check for bytes[i] access
- Throw error if random byte generation fails (should never happen)
- Resolves TypeScript error: Object is possibly 'undefined'

Co-authored-by: Samuel <xar@users.noreply.github.com>
@xar xar merged commit fd358f5 into main Jun 28, 2025
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