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i think the failing tests are caused by changes to type alias resolution in newer typescript versions. i don't think testing types that way is very reliable since there are more changes like that coming in 4.2. is there a way to structurally test types? none of the libraries i've tried seem to be able to do it properly, which is odd considering typescript is structurally typed... |
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TupleOftype using logarithmic methodhad to update TS to 4.1.x as it uses recursive conditional types
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