Use of SharedArrayBuffer in index.d.ts about exifr HOT 3 CLOSED

Hello, thanks for checking in.

I briefly looked into it and I don't understand how this can happen. SAB was invented for browsers
years ago andd has been supported by Nodejs as well for some time now. So I am confused why that breaks for you. Could you tell me more about your build process, config, the errors it throws, build targets. Are you perhaps targeting older browsers that don't support SAB?

I'd rather first try to solve the issue differently rather than straight out deleting SAB from supported types because I can see someone messaging me "you said exifr works in workers but typescript says otherwise"

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Thanks,

Yes, it turned out that I was targeting an older version of JS - I updated my tsconfig to have "target" set to es2015 and "lib" set to es2018 (which are apparently the new default settings for Angular apps), and it all compiled and ran fine without overriding the declaration file.

Thanks again!

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Awesome. Than I'm closing this as a non-issue.

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