@WebStormIDE A new case, I have a function that receives two parameters, because WebStorm the parameter "data" exposes me as a warning when this parameter is dynamic and can contain various properties or methods.pic.twitter.com/eglGEun8I6
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So is 'token' defined anywhere in the project? In case of dynamic parameters, WebStorm simply looks for and resolves symbol by their name. You can add `@param {Map<any, any>} data.headers` to the function's JSDoc comment to suppress the warning.
Thanks for the support, I have read that for parameters with undeclared dynamic methods or attributes, I must use JSDoc so that WebStorm does not generate Warning.
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