Firestore: remove explicit type from persistence argument in integration tests
#7405
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Size Report 1Affected ProductsNo changes between base commit (a6d516d) and merge commit (7e330fc).Test Logs |
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The Firestore integration tests are parameterized by the persistence type being used. All of the tests accept a
persistenceargument of typeboolean. The tests unnecessarily explicitly specify the typebooleanfor this argument; however, the type can be omitted and deduced by the TypeScript compiler, leading to less code.The immediate motivation of this change is to prepare for changing the type from
booleanto some new type. By removing the explicit specification ofboolean, a future change, #7404, will be able to change the type without actually affecting most of the test code that accepts thepersistenceargument. This will lead to a more targeted diff for that PR.Note to reviewers: This small change reduced some of the line lengths that caused massive indentation changes. Consider turning off whitespace in the diff while reviewing.