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I am writing classes for my chassis project, I wanted to have types so I followed one of the suggested formats. But it has gotten so bad to the point that I had to separate type declarations into different files. I am getting really tired of having to modify them each time I want to change something, is there a better way of doing this while still getting full type support?
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I am writing classes for my chassis project, I wanted to have types so I followed one of the suggested formats. But it has gotten so bad to the point that I had to separate type declarations into different files. I am getting really tired of having to modify them each time I want to change something, is there a better way of doing this while still getting full type support?
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