Fix: add phantom export to prevent empty types.ts compilation error
#6221
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fixes #5566
Problem
When using typegen with definitions containing no custom types (only RPC/runtime definitions), the generated
types.tsfile would be completely empty, causing TypeScript compilation errors when re-exported viaexport * from './types'.Solution
Added a phantom export to the
tsDef/types.hbstemplate to ensure the generated file always has at least one export:While @jacogr mentioned #5566 (comment) using a timestamped phantom
export PHANTOM_GENERATED_<Date.now()>for uniqueness, but here a static phantom export is sufficient because: