fix: add superagent types as prod dependency #347
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We expose superagent's types in our own types, so this should be a production dependency. Otherwise, we will cause errors in the typescript builds of consumers (unless they skip lib check). It does mean we add an unnecessary dependency for non-ts people, but there's not any simple way around that.
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We expose superagent's types in our own types, so this should be a production dependency. Otherwise, we will cause errors in the typescript builds of consumers (unless they skip lib check).
It does mean we add an unnecessary dependency for non-ts people, but there's not any simple way around that.
Fixes #346