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I'm converting an old library which uses it's own Record class. Unfortunately the support for Typescript's native Record turns this:
Record
import { Record } from './record';
into this:
import { ([key, value]) => { const isInexact = (0, _options.opts)().inexact; return `{[key: ${_index.default.node.printType(key)}]: ${_index.default.node.printType(value)}${isInexact ? ", ..." : ""}}`; } } from './record';
The workaround is to import * as R from './record'; and use R.Record
import * as R from './record';
R.Record
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I'm converting an old library which uses it's own
Record
class. Unfortunately the support for Typescript's native Record turns this:into this:
The workaround is to
import * as R from './record';
and useR.Record
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: