Add explicit type annotation to CURRENT_BUILD_KEY#384
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Problem Background
In TypeScript, explicit type annotations improve code clarity and ensure robust type checking. The exported constant
CURRENT_BUILD_KEYlacked an explicit type, which could lead to less predictable type inference and potentially affect maintainability.Changes
Added the explicit type annotation
string | nulltoCURRENT_BUILD_KEYbased on its initialization expression (GENERATED_CURRENT_BUILD_KEY || null), enhancing readability and type safety without altering functionality.Verification
tsc) to confirm no type errors are introduced.