Reviewing files that changed from the base of the PR and between 3315fb4 and 39693ae.

• yarn.lock is excluded by !**/yarn.lock, !**/*.lock

• .gitignore
• MIGRATION_CHECKLIST.md
• MIGRATION_PLAN.md
• MIGRATION_SUMMARY.md
• app/definitions/rest/COMPATIBILITY_LAYER.md
• app/definitions/rest/helpers/PaginatedRequest.ts
• app/definitions/rest/helpers/PaginatedResult.ts
• app/definitions/rest/helpers/index.ts
• package.json
• scripts/verify-migration-phase.sh

app/definitions/rest/COMPATIBILITY_LAYER.md (1)

1-52: Documentation looks good, but note the .gitignore conflict.

The compatibility layer documentation is well-structured and provides clear guidance with helpful examples. However, this file is listed in .gitignore (line 92), which conflicts with it being committed. Please refer to the review comment on .gitignore for resolution.

MIGRATION_PLAN.md (1)

1-315: Comprehensive migration plan, but conflicts with .gitignore.

The migration plan is well-structured with clear phases, time estimates, and quality gates. However, this file matches the *MIGRATION*.md pattern in .gitignore (line 88), which would prevent it from being tracked. Please refer to the review comment on .gitignore for resolution.

app/definitions/rest/helpers/PaginatedResult.ts (1)

1-2: No action needed—verification confirms the external type exists and all usages are type-safe.

The @rocket.chat/rest-typings package (v6.13.1) is properly declared in package.json, and the re-export is working correctly across all seven files that import PaginatedResult (directory.ts, settings.ts, teams.ts, videoConference.ts, omnichannel.ts, emojiCustom.ts, chat.ts). No type errors or import failures are present, confirming structure compatibility and type-safety.

package.json (1)

50-53: The specified versions (6.13.1) exist, are published, and have no known security vulnerabilities. They are compatible by design, released together as matched versions in Rocket.Chat 6.13.1. The exact version pinning indicates intentional selection for stable compatibility with a specific Rocket.Chat server release, which is appropriate for a mobile client targeting that version. No action needed.

app/definitions/rest/helpers/index.ts (1)

2-4: LGTM! Clear migration plan documented.

The TODO comments effectively communicate the migration strategy and rationale for maintaining the current implementation during the transition phase.

MIGRATION_SUMMARY.md (1)

1-58: Well-structured migration documentation.

The summary provides a clear overview of the migration process with helpful quick references, phase descriptions, quality gates, and important notes. The structure will guide developers effectively through the phased migration.

MIGRATION_CHECKLIST.md (1)

1-288: Excellent comprehensive migration checklist.

This checklist is well-structured and provides clear, actionable steps for each migration phase. The inclusion of verification commands (yarn lint, tsc --noEmit) after each category and standardized commit messages will help maintain quality and consistency throughout the migration process.

app/definitions/rest/helpers/PaginatedRequest.ts (1)

1-2: No action needed. The re-export to @rocket.chat/rest-typings is confirmed compatible.

The migration refactored the local PaginatedRequest definition to use the external package type, which correctly supports generic parameters T (request body) and an optional S (sort field) as evidenced by usage patterns throughout the codebase (PaginatedRequest<{ query: string }, 'name'>, PaginatedRequest<{ text: string }>). The external type includes the expected fields: count, offset, sort, and query. The codebase actively uses this re-export without type errors across multiple endpoint definitions.

Reviewing files that changed from the base of the PR and between 0aa5c81 and b5e17a7.

• yarn.lock is excluded by !**/yarn.lock, !**/*.lock

• app/definitions/rest/helpers/PaginatedRequest.ts
• app/definitions/rest/helpers/PaginatedResult.ts
• app/definitions/rest/helpers/index.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/channels.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/chat.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/directory.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/emojiCustom.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/groups.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/im.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/omnichannel.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/settings.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/teams.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/videoConference.ts
• app/lib/hooks/useEndpointData.ts
• package.json

• app/definitions/rest/helpers/PaginatedRequest.ts
• app/definitions/rest/helpers/PaginatedResult.ts

• app/definitions/rest/v1/videoConference.ts

• package.json

app/lib/hooks/useEndpointData.ts (1)

45-51: The error-handling logic is correct and intentional.

The SDK resolves promises in both success and error cases—it only rejects for network/connection errors. The logic correctly identifies errors when responses have success: false and treats all other resolved values as results. This matches the actual SDK behavior shown in the tests and is part of the @rocket.chat/rest-typings migration.

The guards are appropriate: e && typeof e === 'object' && 'success' in e && !e.success ensures non-objects and objects without a success property pass through to setResult, which is the correct behavior since the type system guarantees all SDK responses are objects with a success property.

Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.

app/definitions/rest/v1/im.ts (1)

1-1: LGTM! Import migration correctly applied.

The migration from local PaginatedRequest to @rocket.chat/rest-typings follows the same pattern as other files in this PR. Type-only import is appropriate.

app/definitions/rest/v1/channels.ts (1)

1-1: LGTM! Consistent with the rest-typings migration.

The migration from local PaginatedRequest to @rocket.chat/rest-typings is correctly implemented.

app/definitions/rest/v1/teams.ts (1)

1-1: LGTM! Migration correctly applied.

The migration from local PaginatedResult to @rocket.chat/rest-typings is consistent with the broader refactoring effort.

app/definitions/rest/v1/settings.ts (1)

1-1: LGTM! Import migration correctly applied.

The migration from local PaginatedResult to @rocket.chat/rest-typings is correctly implemented. The type is used in an intersection type at line 70, which should work seamlessly with the external definition.

app/definitions/rest/v1/chat.ts (1)

1-1: LGTM! Migration to @rocket.chat/rest-typings is correctly implemented.

The type-only import from @rocket.chat/rest-typings for PaginatedResult is properly used and compatible. The old local definition has been removed, and the generic PaginatedResult<T> type matches the usage patterns in chat.ts and other REST endpoint definitions. Package version 6.13.1 is stable and was released as part of the official Rocket.Chat 6.13.1 release.

app/definitions/rest/v1/emojiCustom.ts (1)

1-1: LGTM! Clean migration to external types.

The import consolidation from local helpers to @rocket.chat/rest-typings aligns with the PR objectives and maintains existing type signatures.

app/definitions/rest/v1/directory.ts (1)

1-1: LGTM! Consistent with migration pattern.

The import source change maintains the existing type contract while aligning with the centralized type definitions from @rocket.chat/rest-typings.

app/definitions/rest/v1/omnichannel.ts (1)

1-1: LGTM! Extensive migration completed successfully.

The import migration to @rocket.chat/rest-typings is applied consistently across all OmnichannelEndpoints, maintaining type safety while reducing local type duplication.

app/definitions/rest/helpers/index.ts (3)

29-29: Type intersection ensures string compatibility.

The TPathPattern & string intersection correctly constrains the type for ReplacePlaceholders, ensuring that only string-compatible path patterns are processed.

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175-180: LGTM! Error handling wrapper aligns with SDK needs.

The ResultFor type correctly wraps operation results with SuccessResult, FailureResult, and UnauthorizedResult patterns, providing comprehensive error handling for SDK consumers.

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64-158: This is a POC adaptation—verify against actual rest-typings 6.13.1 when migrating endpoints.

The type utilities are correctly documented as adaptations rather than direct implementations from @rocket.chat/rest-typings. The file comment explicitly notes this is a temporary POC pattern awaiting full endpoint migration. The only direct import from rest-typings is ReplacePlaceholders, which is properly re-exported; the remaining utilities (UrlParams, MethodOf, PathFor, etc.) are locally implemented to match the current Endpoints structure.

Before merging, confirm:

• The local type implementations are compatible with rest-typings 6.13.1's type signatures when endpoints are eventually migrated to use /v1/ prefix paths
• No breaking changes in future rest-typings versions (6.13.1+) will affect the mapped type patterns used here

The TypeScript strict mode configuration and tsc in the lint script will catch type errors during compilation, but real compatibility should be verified once these types are actively used.

app/definitions/rest/v1/groups.ts (1)

1-1: Clean refactor with confirmed package compatibility.

The migration to @rocket.chat/rest-typings improves type consistency across the codebase. The package version 6.13.1 is correctly specified in package.json, and PaginatedRequest is properly exported and already in use across multiple endpoint definitions.

Reviewing files that changed from the base of the PR and between 99c9f7b and ebd798d.

• app/definitions/rest/v1/channels.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/chat.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/dm.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/emojiCustom.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/groups.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/im.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/invites.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/omnichannel.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/rooms.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/teams.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/users.ts
• app/ee/omnichannel/lib/subscriptions/inquiry.ts
• app/lib/hooks/useUserData.ts
• app/lib/methods/getCustomEmojis.ts
• app/lib/methods/getRoomInfo.ts
• app/lib/methods/getSingleMessage.ts
• app/lib/services/restApi.ts
• app/views/CannedResponsesListView/index.tsx
• app/views/DiscussionsView/index.tsx
• app/views/ForwardLivechatView.tsx
• app/views/LivechatEditView.tsx
• app/views/MessagesView/index.tsx
• app/views/ReadReceiptView/index.tsx
• app/views/RoomActionsView/index.tsx
• app/views/RoomInfoView/Livechat.tsx
• app/views/RoomInfoView/index.tsx
• app/views/RoomView/RightButtons.tsx
• app/views/SearchMessagesView/index.tsx
• app/views/TeamChannelsView.tsx
• app/views/ThreadMessagesView/index.tsx
• app/views/UserNotificationPreferencesView/index.tsx

• app/definitions/rest/v1/groups.ts

app/lib/methods/getRoomInfo.ts (2)

25-25: LGTM! Good defensive null check.

Adding the explicit result.room guard is a sensible improvement that prevents potential runtime errors if the API response lacks the room property despite success: true.

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30-30: Type cast is consistent with existing pattern.

The as RoomType assertion aligns with line 20 and is a reasonable adaptation for the rest-typings migration where the external package may define a broader type for the t property.

app/views/SearchMessagesView/index.tsx (1)

182-182: LGTM!

The || [] fallback correctly handles the case where result.messages is undefined (from the optional chaining on line 164). The type assertion to (IMessageFromServer | TMessageModel)[] is appropriate here since the method needs to return a union type that accommodates both server responses and local WatermelonDB models returned from the encrypted room branch.

app/views/TeamChannelsView.tsx (1)

336-363: Good defensive check, but verify the empty params fallback behavior.

The added check for result.room is a sound improvement that prevents accessing properties on a potentially undefined object. However, when the condition fails (either !result.success or !result.room), goRoom is still invoked with an empty params object, which could lead to unexpected navigation behavior or errors downstream.

Consider whether an early return or user feedback should be provided when room info cannot be retrieved:

Suggested improvement

 onPressItem = debounce(
     async (item: IItem) => {
         logEvent(events.TC_GO_ROOM);
         const { isMasterDetail } = this.props;
         try {
-            let params = {};
             const result = await getRoomInfo(item._id);
-            if (result.success && result.room) {
-                params = {
-                    rid: item._id,
-                    name: getRoomTitle(result.room),
-                    joinCodeRequired: result.room.joinCodeRequired,
-                    t: result.room.t,
-                    teamId: result.room.teamId
-                };
+            if (!result.success || !result.room) {
+                showErrorAlert(I18n.t('Room_not_found'));
+                return;
             }
+            const params = {
+                rid: item._id,
+                name: getRoomTitle(result.room),
+                joinCodeRequired: result.room.joinCodeRequired,
+                t: result.room.t,
+                teamId: result.room.teamId
+            };
             goRoom({ item: params, isMasterDetail });
         } catch (e: any) {

app/lib/methods/getCustomEmojis.ts (1)

127-130: LGTM on parameter shape change.

The updated parameter shape { query: string; updatedSince?: string } aligns with the emoji-custom.list endpoint definition from @rocket.chat/rest-typings. Initializing with { query: '' } correctly satisfies the required parameter.

app/views/LivechatEditView.tsx (1)

124-124: The endpoint's type annotation should be improved before enforcing strict types on the callback.

The use of any on line 124 is a consequence of the endpoint being cast to as any in app/lib/services/restApi.ts:490. While using a proper type from @rocket.chat/rest-typings would be ideal, the SDK cannot infer correct types when the endpoint path itself is marked as any. Consider fixing the root cause by removing or refining the as any cast on the endpoint definition first, which would then allow the callback parameter to receive proper typing through the SDK's generic ResultFor<'GET', MatchPathPattern<TPath>> mechanism.

app/lib/hooks/useUserData.ts (1)

35-36: LGTM!

Good defensive defaults. The fallbacks ensure consistency with the initial state shape and prevent potential undefined propagation to child components.

app/views/RoomActionsView/index.tsx (3)

203-208: LGTM!

Good use of nullish coalescing to handle potentially undefined counters.members. The distinction between ?? undefined (for state) and ?? 0 (for the update function) correctly preserves the semantic difference between "unknown count" and "zero members".

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246-247: Consistent nullish coalescing.

Same defensive pattern applied correctly in the componentDidMount path.

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612-612: Remove the unnecessary any cast if isLastOwner is available from the response type, or extend the type locally if it's missing.

The (r as any).isLastOwner cast suggests isLastOwner is not typed in the teamListRoomsOfUser response from the SDK (which uses @rocket.chat/rest-typings). However, isLastOwner is already defined in the local IRoom interface as an optional boolean. Compare this with RoomMembersView/helpers.ts:156, which handles the same API response by casting the entire loop variable to any instead of just the property. If the endpoint's type definition in rest-typings lacks isLastOwner, consider either extending the response type locally or opening an issue upstream to add it to the type definitions.

app/definitions/rest/v1/chat.ts (1)

1-9: LGTM!

The transformation logic is correct and follows the same pattern established in other endpoint files. The duplication concern applies here as well—once the shared utility is extracted, this file can be simplified.

app/definitions/rest/v1/users.ts (1)

1-9: LGTM!

Consistent with the transformation pattern used across other endpoint definition files. The type mapping correctly adapts RestTypingsUsersEndpoints by stripping the /v1/ prefix.

app/definitions/rest/v1/dm.ts (1)

1-9: LGTM!

Follows the established pattern for adapting REST typings. The transformation correctly maps RestTypingsDmEndpoints to DmEndpoints with prefix stripping.

app/definitions/rest/v1/im.ts (1)

1-9: LGTM!

Consistent with the transformation approach across all endpoint definition files. The migration to @rocket.chat/rest-typings as the single source of truth is well-structured.

app/definitions/rest/v1/rooms.ts (1)

11-13: LGTM!

TRoomsMediaResponse is unchanged and remains correctly defined as a local type.

app/definitions/rest/v1/teams.ts (1)

1-9: LGTM — same refactor opportunity as noted in rooms.ts.

The adapter pattern is correctly implemented. The RemoveV1Prefix and AdaptTeamsEndpoints helpers duplicate the same logic from other files and would benefit from consolidation into a shared utility.

app/definitions/rest/v1/emojiCustom.ts (1)

1-9: LGTM — same refactor opportunity applies.

Correctly derives EmojiCustomEndpoints from the external rest-typings package. The duplicated helper types should be consolidated per the suggestion in rooms.ts.

app/definitions/rest/v1/omnichannel.ts (1)

1-9: LGTM — same refactor opportunity applies.

Correctly derives OmnichannelEndpoints from the external rest-typings package. Consider consolidating the duplicated helper types as suggested in the rooms.ts review.

app/lib/services/restApi.ts (11)

271-277: LGTM!

Converting null to undefined via ?? undefined aligns with rest-typings expectations for optional parameters.

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473-478: LGTM for the routing config endpoint cast.

The livechat/config/routing endpoint (RC 7.11.0+) cast is acceptable since it's likely not yet in rest-typings.

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599-601: LGTM!

Converting the boolean ignore to string via .toString() aligns with the API's expected parameter type.

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646-651: LGTM with reservation.

The as any casts on data and customFields bypass rest-typings validation. The local types appear reasonable, but consider verifying alignment with rest-typings definitions when refining this migration.

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657-659: LGTM!

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696-704: LGTM!

The sort object cast is acceptable - MongoDB-style sort objects often need casting due to strict typing constraints.

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797-809: LGTM!

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970-991: LGTM!

The dual payload structure (content vs text) for encrypted and regular messages requires casting since rest-typings likely doesn't model both variants.

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993-1011: LGTM!

Explicit type annotation 'apn' | 'gcm' ensures the literal union type is preserved for rest-typings compatibility.

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1083-1086: LGTM!

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1095-1095: LGTM!

Reviewing files that changed from the base of the PR and between ebd798d and 853bf4e.

• app/definitions/rest/v1/autotranslate.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/channels.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/chat.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/commands.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/customUserStatus.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/e2e.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/moderation.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/settings.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/teams.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/videoConference.ts
• app/lib/methods/getSlashCommands.ts
• app/lib/services/restApi.ts

• app/definitions/rest/v1/chat.ts

app/lib/methods/getSlashCommands.ts (3)

27-28: Reasonable type assertion for improved internal type safety.

The typed alias improves type safety within the function. Given that the null/length check on line 22 guards against undefined/empty cases, this is a safe approach.

However, the reliance on @ts-ignore at lines 14-15 and 20-21 suggests the SDK endpoint typings don't yet align with the actual API response shape. As this PR aims to use @rocket.chat/rest-typings as the single source of truth, consider creating a follow-up task to properly type the commands.list endpoint response so these @ts-ignore comments can be removed.

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30-34: LGTM!

Consistent use of the typed commandsTyped variable in filter operations. The explicit type annotations on callback parameters (e.g., i1: ISlashCommandResult) are now technically redundant since TypeScript can infer them from the array type, but they don't hurt readability.

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54-54: LGTM!

Correctly uses commandsTyped for the update lookup, ensuring consistent typing throughout the function.

app/definitions/rest/v1/autotranslate.ts (1)

1-15: Type transformation syntax is correct, but endpoint extraction requires verification.

The type transformation uses idiomatic TypeScript patterns—conditional mapped types and template literal string manipulation are syntactically sound. The RemoveV1Prefix utility correctly strips the /v1/ prefix from keys, and the overall pipeline structure is well-designed.

However, the success of this approach depends on whether the Endpoints type from @rocket.chat/rest-typings actually contains keys matching the /v1/autotranslate.${string} pattern. Verify that the rest-typings package exports autotranslate endpoints with this naming convention to ensure the extraction filter produces the expected keys.

app/definitions/rest/v1/videoConference.ts (1)

1-7: Clean utility type pattern for adapting upstream types.

The RemoveV1Prefix conditional type and the key remapping in AdaptVideoConferenceEndpoints are well-designed. This approach cleanly strips the /v1/ prefix from the canonical rest-typings package while preserving type safety.

app/lib/services/restApi.ts (6)

260-260: Acceptable migration workaround, but track for cleanup.

The as any cast here is a reasonable interim solution while integrating rest-typings. Consider adding a TODO comment or tracking issue to revisit these casts once the endpoint definitions are fully aligned.

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473-478: LGTM with caveat.

The endpoint path cast is a necessary workaround. The explicit return type annotation maintains type safety for callers despite the internal as any.

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599-601: Verify ignore parameter type for chat.ignoreUser endpoint.

The change to ignore.toString() suggests the rest-typings definition expects a string. Confirm this matches the Rocket.Chat server API expectation—some REST APIs accept boolean query params directly.

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997-1002: LGTM!

The explicit type annotation 'apn' | 'gcm' improves clarity and ensures type safety for the push token type.

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428-429: [Your rewritten review comment text here]
[Exactly ONE classification tag]

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818-826: Breaking change: triggerId is now required.

All callers of runSlashCommand in the codebase already provide this parameter—for example, MessageComposer.tsx generates it via generateTriggerId(appId) before calling the function. No changes needed.

app/definitions/rest/v1/moderation.ts (1)

1-9: LGTM!

The type transformation correctly adapts RestTypingsModerationEndpoints by stripping the /v1/ prefix from endpoint keys. The implementation aligns with the broader migration pattern in this PR.

app/definitions/rest/v1/commands.ts (1)

1-15: LGTM - extraction approach is appropriate.

Since @rocket.chat/rest-typings doesn't export CommandsEndpoints directly, extracting them from the main Endpoints type using the key filter pattern is the correct approach. The transformation logic is sound.

app/definitions/rest/v1/customUserStatus.ts (1)

1-15: LGTM - type logic is correct.

The extraction and adaptation pattern correctly filters custom-user-status.* endpoints and strips the /v1/ prefix. Follows the same approach as commands.ts for endpoints not directly exported by @rocket.chat/rest-typings.

app/definitions/rest/v1/e2e.ts (1)

9-16: LGTM!

The adapter pattern correctly transforms the imported RestTypingsE2eEndpoints by stripping the /v1/ prefix, and the intersection type properly extends it with local endpoints that aren't yet in the package. The implementation aligns well with the PR objective of using @rocket.chat/rest-typings as the source of truth.

app/definitions/rest/v1/settings.ts (2)

1-10: Helper types and imports align with refactoring goal.

The RemoveV1Prefix and AdaptSettingsEndpoints utility types correctly strip the /v1/ prefix from upstream endpoint keys, enabling seamless integration with the existing codebase's endpoint naming convention. The special case handling for /v1/settings/:_id on line 9 is a clean approach.

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18-34: Type guards correctly discriminate settings update variants.

The property-based checks ('execute' in props, 'editor' in props && 'value' in props, 'value' in props) properly narrow the union type at runtime. The order of checks matters when used in conditionals—ensure callers check isSettingsUpdatePropsActions and isSettingsUpdatePropsColor before isSettingsUpdatePropDefault since the latter's check is more general.

Reviewing files that changed from the base of the PR and between 853bf4e and 4b46bc8.

• app/definitions/rest/v1/channels.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/customUserStatus.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/settings.ts
• app/definitions/rest/v1/teams.ts
• app/lib/methods/getSingleMessage.ts
• app/lib/services/restApi.ts
• app/views/DiscussionsView/index.tsx
• app/views/ReadReceiptView/index.tsx
• app/views/UserNotificationPreferencesView/index.tsx

• app/views/ReadReceiptView/index.tsx
• app/views/DiscussionsView/index.tsx
• app/views/UserNotificationPreferencesView/index.tsx

app/definitions/rest/v1/teams.ts (1)

1-4: LGTM!

The type-only import and RemoveV1Prefix utility type are correctly implemented. The conditional template literal type correctly strips the /v1/ prefix when present.

app/lib/methods/getSingleMessage.ts (1)

8-15: Explicit _id → id mapping addresses the prior type mismatch concern.

The change correctly maps the API's _id field to the id field required by IMessage. The spread pattern preserves all other fields while adding the required mapping. The as unknown as IMessage assertion is acceptable given the external API type constraints during this migration.

app/definitions/rest/v1/customUserStatus.ts (2)

1-7: LGTM! Type extraction logic is well-structured.

The use of template literal types to filter endpoints matching /v1/custom-user-status.${string} is an idiomatic approach for extracting a subset of the upstream Endpoints type.

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15-15: Export correctly derives the type from upstream package.

This approach ensures CustomUserStatusEndpoints stays in sync with @rocket.chat/rest-typings while adapting the key format for local usage. This aligns well with the PR objective of using the package as the single source of truth.

app/definitions/rest/v1/channels.ts (1)

1-9: Clean implementation of the type adaptation pattern.

The use of RemoveV1Prefix and AdaptChannelsEndpoints helper types to derive endpoints from @rocket.chat/rest-typings is consistent with the PR's goal and follows the same pattern used in other endpoint files.

app/definitions/rest/v1/settings.ts (3)

18-34: AI summary is inconsistent with actual code.

The AI summary states that runtime type guards (isSettingsUpdatePropsActions, isSettingsUpdatePropsColor, isSettingsUpdatePropDefault) were removed, but they are clearly present and correctly implemented in the code.

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67-72: Type guard now provides meaningful validation.

This implementation properly checks for the presence and types of required fields (_id, loginStyle) and validates the loginStyle value. This addresses the previous concern about the type guard accepting any truthy value.

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74-87: Override documentation added as requested.

The comments on lines 81-82 now clearly explain why settings/:_id is overridden from upstream types. This addresses the previous review concern about documenting the intentional override.

Note that the intersection type semantics will merge both the upstream and local type definitions for settings/:_id. As long as the local types (ISetting, SettingsUpdateProps) remain compatible with the actual API responses, this approach maintains type safety while preserving codebase compatibility.

app/lib/services/restApi.ts (13)

260-260: Acceptable cast for conditional payload structure.

The as any cast here accommodates the varying params shape based on server version and channel type. This is a reasonable workaround during the rest-typings migration.

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271-277: LGTM!

Explicitly converting null to undefined via ?? ensures the payload conforms to expected typing where joinCode should be string | undefined rather than string | null.

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359-362: LGTM - past review concern addressed.

The userId parameter has been correctly removed, aligning with the Rocket.Chat API documentation where users.getPreferences returns preferences for the authenticated user based on headers only.

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474-479: Acceptable cast for newer endpoint.

The livechat/config/routing endpoint (RC 7.11.0+) may not be in @rocket.chat/rest-typings yet. The cast is appropriate for forward compatibility.

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600-602: LGTM!

Converting the boolean ignore to a string aligns with REST API query parameter conventions where boolean values are typically passed as 'true'/'false' strings.

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658-660: Acceptable migration cast.

The as any cast for notifications parameter follows the same pattern. Consider aligning IRoomNotifications with the rest-typings definition in a follow-up.

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697-704: LGTM!

The as any cast for the sort parameter accommodates the MongoDB-style sort format (-1 for descending) which may not match the strict typing in rest-typings.

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798-810: LGTM!

The params object is well-typed locally with explicit optional text handling. The as any cast bridges the gap with rest-typings definitions.

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819-827: LGTM!

The triggerId parameter is now explicitly typed as a required string, improving type safety for slash command execution.

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971-992: LGTM!

The editMessage function correctly handles both encrypted (content) and non-encrypted (text) message updates. The as any casts accommodate the different payload shapes required by chat.update.

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994-1012: LGTM!

Narrowing type to 'apn' | 'gcm' union improves type safety by restricting to the only valid push notification types for iOS and Android respectively.

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1096-1096: Acceptable cast for missing endpoint definition.

The rooms.invite endpoint may not be defined in @rocket.chat/rest-typings. The action parameter is well-typed as a union. Consider tracking this for future type alignment.

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966-969: Document the minimum server version for this endpoint.

The RC ? comment indicates uncertainty about when e2e.resetRoomKey was introduced. Unlike other e2e endpoints in this file that document specific versions (RC 0.70.0, 2.2.0, 5.5), this one lacks version information. Investigate the Rocket.Chat server documentation or changelog to identify and document the minimum supported version.