feat: downlevel type arguments in typeof #83
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davidyuk
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Nov 27, 2022
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I'm struggling to write a good semantics part, not sure about the chosen approach
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The current architecture of downlevel-dts is syntax-only so it doesn't have the information to make this work. If the tool had type information, it could use an inlining strategy: write out the signature type after instantiation.
Constructing a full program to collection type information would make downlevel-dts much slower and more fragile. So I think it's better not to downlevel this construction.
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... and to avoid usage of typeof foo<T> in the original code?
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