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The changes involve modifications in two parts of the codebase. In one area, a variable in a test file has been renamed from "overriden" to "overridden" to ensure correct spelling without altering the logic or functionality of the test. In another part, the "export" keyword was removed from the declaration of the ErrorGeneric type in the API call types file. This update changes the type’s visibility from exported to internal, preventing its use outside of its defining module. Both updates adjust declarations without modifying the core functionality of the existing logic.

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• packages/connect/e2e/tests/device/override.test.ts (2 hunks)
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• packages/connect/e2e/tests/device/override.test.ts

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packages/transport/src/types/apiCall.ts (1)

12-16: LGTM! Good practice to hide internal types.

Making ErrorGeneric non-exported is a good practice since it's only used internally by the exported ResultWithTypedError and AsyncResultWithTypedError types.

Let's verify there are no external usages that would make this a breaking change:

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#!/bin/bash
# Search for any external usage of ErrorGeneric type
rg "ErrorGeneric[<\s]" --type ts

Length of output: 343

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LGTM! The verification confirms that ErrorGeneric is only used internally by the exported types, so removing the export keyword does not expose any breaking changes.

• ErrorGeneric is defined in the same file.
• It is used only within ResultWithTypedError and AsyncResultWithTypedError, which are the exported types.

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