Can we shorten this object to just being {fetch: 'blah blah json'}. Splitting payload from the action seems unnecessary (even though that’s how I’ve done it for years)

I tried doing this and typescript did not like me. Want me to commit?

Also the official google docs say to do a check first so that any sendmessage that is passed does not end up by mistake fetched

What kind of check?

What does TypeScript say? It’s the same type, except that instead of calling the property payload it calls it fetch. That’s it.

The problem was that fetch is a reserved word.

Then got

Jokes aside, I think request is a better word

The problem was that fetch is a reserved word.

Ah the problem is in the destructuring part I suppose