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> your edit, you actually don't need that first typing. Typescript will infer the type of the promisedString Ok, but still this is confusing, it can't infer th
by andreypopp 9y ago
> your edit, you actually don't need that first typing. Typescript will infer the type of the promisedString
Ok, but still this is confusing, it can't infer the type of RHS given the annotated LHS? Intuitively there's nothing wrong with it and Flow does that well...
- mcintyre1994 9y agoNote this is similar to c# (and thinking about it, every OO language I can think of): var cat = new Animal<Cat>(...); // yup! Animal<Cat> cat = new Animal(...); // Nope I wonder if internally ts is treating these generic-accepting classes in the same way, where the generic is required?