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Peter Schilling
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The filter was built as issue: { identifier: { eq: ... } }, but IssueFilter
has no identifier field — the comparator for the human identifier is spelled
id. Linear rejected the variable during coercion, so every invocation of the
flag failed before reaching the resolver, regardless of whether the issue
existed. The flag has been broken since the command was introduced.
Type the filter local as DocumentFilter instead of any, which turns this class
of mistake into a compile error rather than a runtime API rejection; deno check
flags the bad field directly. Building the filter as a single annotated
expression also drops the deno-lint-ignore and keeps it undefined when neither
--project nor --issue is passed, so an unfiltered list still sends no filter.
The previous tests here were removed for rendering relative timestamps, which
are non-deterministic. The regression test instead goes through --json, which
prints raw timestamps, and declares the exact request variables so the mock
only matches the correct filter shape — verified by restoring the pre-fix code
and watching it fail.