custom-error-definition still has false positive on TypeScript class property
const REV_NOT_FOUND_ERROR_NAME = 'RevNotFoundError' as const
export class RevNotFoundError extends Error {
public readonly name = REV_NOT_FOUND_ERROR_NAME
constructor(rev?: string) {
super(`rev ${String(rev)} not found`)
}
}triggers an error from custom-error-definition, but should not.
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