tslint had a new release and added the no inferrable types rule #5087
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tslint had a new release and added the no inferrable types rule
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Anybody whose PR was broken prior to this will need to merge master into their branch and push to their PR to trigger a rebuild. Rebuilding in the travis UI doesn't make the build use a new upstream commit for the pr, unfortunately. |
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Their version was a little stricter (it applies in function declarations) and added a build error. This fixes the lint and removes our copy of the rule.