A tool to help Granblue Fantasy players create and share teams and strategies.
Justin Edmund
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Fixed all test fixture mock data to match actual type definitions across 4 test files. Resolved 9 distinct type errors by correcting mock object structures. Files modified: - entity.adapter.test.ts: Fixed Character mock to use nested hp/atk objects - grid.adapter.test.ts: Fixed GridWeapon/GridCharacter/GridSummon mocks - Added proper entity objects (mockWeapon, mockCharacter, mockSummon) - Fixed transcendenceStage -> transcendenceStep - Removed invalid partyId/weaponId/characterId/summonId properties - party.adapter.test.ts: Fixed Party mock - Changed visibility from 'public' string to 0 number - Removed invalid skills array from Job object - Added complete RaidGroup with all required properties - user.adapter.test.ts: Fixed User/Party mocks - Created separate mockUser (User type) vs mockUserInfo (UserInfo type) - Fixed role type mismatch (number vs string) - Added required arrays (weapons, characters, summons) to Party objects Result: 42 → 38 errors (-4) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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