The `forceAutoHeight` configuration option is not included under Auth0LockConstructorOptions from @types/auth0-lock

[saoirse-reid]

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Description

The forceAutoHeight configuration option is mentioned in examples and past merged PRs. However, it's not listed in the documentation page nor in the generated Auth0LockConstructorOptions.

This flag still behaves correctly when passed, but when using typescript results in the following build error:

Object literal may only specify known properties, and 'forceAutoHeight' does not exist in type 'Auth0LockConstructorOptions'.ts(2353)

While this issue can be worked around with manual css overrides, I would still appreciate the option to use the flag.

Reproduction

1. Install auth-lock 14.2.4
2. Install typescript
3. Configure lock within a typescript file with the following config:

const lock = new Auth0Lock("{clientID}", "{domain}", {
  forceAutoHeight: true,
  container: "lock-container",
});

4. Run npm run tsc or equivalent to typecheck the project

Additional context

No response

Lock version

14.2.4

Which browsers have you tested in?

Other

[ankita10119]

Hi @saoirse-reid

Addressing this in PR #2763, which ships TypeScript definitions directly from the lock repo.

Rather than updating @types/auth0-lock on DefinitelyTyped, we decided to bundle the types directly in the lock package itself. The reason is that @types/auth0-lock on DefinitelyTyped is significantly out of date (last updated for v11, current version is v14), and keeping a separate community maintained types package in sync with the lock source has historically been unreliable. By shipping types from the lock repo, TypeScript consumers get accurate, always up to date definitions automatically at install time, no separate @types/ package needed. Once you upgrade to v14, TypeScript will resolve the bundled definitions automatically with no extra steps.

The PR adds forceAutoHeight as reported here, along with several other options that were missing from @types/auth0-lock.