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Auf GitHub ansehenComputed type key inference inconsistent with identical explicitly declared type
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#59.987 geöffnet am 17. Sept. 2024
BugDomain: Mapped TypesHelp Wanted
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🔎 Search Terms
keyof required keys key evaluation reduce getReducedType
🕗 Version & Regression Information
- This is the behavior in every version I tried
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💻 Code
type distilled = distill<{
// ^?
foo: "default"
bar?: number
}>
// incorrectly inferred as unknown
type requiredDistilledKey = requiredKeyOf<distilled>
// ^?
// explicit declaration identical to hover of distilled
type declared = {
bar?: number
} & {
foo?: "default"
}
// now correctly inferred as never
type requiredDeclaredKey = requiredKeyOf<declared>
// ^?
type requiredKeyOf<o> = {
[k in keyof o]-?: o extends { [_ in k]-?: o[k] } ? k : never
}[keyof o]
type distill<t> = t extends object ? distillMappable<t> : t
type distillMappable<o> = {
[k in keyof o as k extends inferredDefaultKeyOf<o> ? never : k]: distill<o[k]>
} & {
[k in inferredDefaultKeyOf<o>]?: distill<o[k]>
}
type inferredDefaultKeyOf<o> = {
[k in keyof o]: o[k] extends "default" ? k : never
}[keyof o]
🙁 Actual behavior
requiredDistilledKey inferred as unknown
🙂 Expected behavior
requiredDistilledKey inferred as never, consistent with the equivalent declared version
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