Add tests showing code that fails in 1.5 that worked in 1.4 #675
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It seems the type inferencing changes on arguments in 1.5 breaks a few patterns in our code. Added two examples with `call` where the argument passed is part of a union of values, this now fails as type errors. For strings I'm able to work around it with using `as const`, but for numbers I do not think that is possible.
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It seems the type inferencing changes on arguments in 1.5 breaks a few patterns in our code.
Added two examples with
callwhere the argument passed is part of a union of values, this now fails as type errors. For strings I'm able to work around it with usingas const, but for numbers I do not think that is possible.I had a look at the code changes in #654 but I'm not sure if there is any easy way to fix this?