Add ContextWithMetadata to IntentResult - #2020
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Apparently fixing this causing an example app to blow up as its expecting a type property on a non-void result (both channel and context have type). So a legitimate build fail apparently.
See the netlify build log: server-apps/security-demo-app1/src/app1.ts
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What changed
ContextWithMetadatato the TypeScriptIntentResultunion.Why
The
IntentResultdocumentation explains that intent handlers may returnContextWithMetadata, but the documented and exported TypeScript union omitted it. This made the type declaration inconsistent with the supported handler result described immediately below it.Impact
TypeScript consumers can now use
ContextWithMetadataas anIntentResult, and the published API reference accurately reflects the union.Validation
npm test --workspace packages/fdc3-standard— 5 test files passed, 14 tests passed.git diff --check