Sorry, yes. The TypeScript way is to set a type (or any) for your props like so: type DataProps = { siteTitle: string } const SomeComponent: React.FC<DataProps> = ({ siteTitle } => { ... }
Edit: For pages you should also use Gatsby's PageProps: const SomePage: React.FC<PageProps<DataProps>> = ({ data, path }) => (
<>
<h1>{data.siteTitle}</h1>
<span>current page path {path}</span>
</>
)
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"noImplicitAny": falseto your tsconfig file, insidecompilerOptions.This would just disable the notification, not fix the actual problem. Is this correct?
Sorry, yes. The TypeScript way is to set a type (or
any) for your props like so:type DataProps = { siteTitle: string }const SomeComponent: React.FC<DataProps> = ({ siteTitle } => { ... }Edit: For pages you should also use Gatsby's
PageProps:const SomePage: React.FC<PageProps<DataProps>> = ({ data, path }) => (<>
<h1>{data.siteTitle}</h1>
<span>current page path {path}</span>
</>
)