@Ken I would take the shortest, easiest, and safest path that scales both in performance and development. TypeScript strict typing is relieving me from constantly fearing "undefined is not a function" issue, but if objection typing turns out to be a burden more than a help to my team, I would consider excluding objection from the strict typing in favor of development efficiency. It's just my opinion though, you know the lib better and might prove me wrong on this.
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@Ken I would take the shortest, easiest, and safest path that scales both in performance and development. TypeScript strict typing is relieving me from constantly fearing "undefined is not a function" issue, but if objection typing turns out to be a burden more than a help to my team, I would consider excluding objection from the strict typing in favor of development efficiency. It's just my opinion though, you know the lib better and might prove me wrong on this.