How to use `@ts-ignore` for an entire block of code in TypeScript?

Hi everyone! I'm new to TypeScript and ran into this issue. I have a large block of code that I temporarily want to "force" to work without fixing all the type errors right away. I know about `// @ts-ignore`, which suppresses the error on the next line. But I have an entire block of code (e.g., a function with 50 lines) where TypeScript complains about various things: types don't match, properties are missing, and so on. Writing `// @ts-ignore` before every line is a pain. It results in a bunch of comments and makes the code unreadable. I tried wrapping the entire block with `// @ts-ignore` — it doesn't work, it only affects one line. Here's an example: ```typescript function processLegacyData(data: any) { // @ts-ignore const result = data.items.map((item: any) => { // @ts-ignore return ```