Fix JS API client #96
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I realized that in #90, I left the
javascript-sdkin a state where it doesn't compile. My reasoning for not includingjavascript-sdk/src/api.tsin that PR was because the server API had not been updated yet, so the interface would be wrong if I included these changes inapi.ts. I forgot to take into account that the types wouldn't match and would cause a compile error. I'm including those changes now because I think it's better to have the API client not match than to have the whole project not compile. Really I just need to stop submitting breaking changes 😬I also added
npm run buildto the CI checks to prevent this sort of thing in the future.