hunk.code_window: export const getColorByStatus = (theme: MantineTheme, status: JobStatusEnum): string => {
     if (status === JobStatusEnum.FAILED) {
       return colors.error;
     }
  
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hunk.after_edit: export const getColorByStatus = (theme: MantineTheme, status: ExecutionDetailsStatusEnum): string => {
     if (status === ExecutionDetailsStatusEnum.FAILED) {
  
hunk.file_path: apps/web/src/components/activity/helpers.ts
hunk.type: replace
file: /**
   * If you import a dependency which does not include its own type definitions,
   * TypeScript will try to find a definition for it by following the `typeRoots`
   * compiler option in tsconfig.json. For this project, we've configured it to
   * fall back to this folder if nothing is found in node_modules/@types.
   *
   * Often, you can install the DefinitelyTyped
   * (https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped) type definition for the
   * dependency in question. However, if no one has yet contributed definitions
   * for the package, you may want to declare your own. (If you're using the
   * `noImplicitAny` compiler options, you'll be required to declare it.)
   *
   * This is an example type definition which allows import from `module-name`,
   * e.g.:
   * ```ts
   * import something from 'module-name';
   * something();
   * ```
   */
  declare module 'module-name' {}
  