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The Flow codebase I work with uses object type spread heavily. Unfortunately this is not (yet) supported by TypeScript, so I don't expect any straightforward conversion here.
Currently Reflow silently drops the spreaded type, e.g. this:
I think Reflow CLI could warn the user about the use of spread syntax. Also the README could mention that the syntax is not supported. What do you think?
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Thank you for your feedback! Of course properties should not simply be dropped silently. So I added a warning and adapted the README as you suggested 👍.
The Flow codebase I work with uses object type spread heavily. Unfortunately this is not (yet) supported by TypeScript, so I don't expect any straightforward conversion here.
Currently Reflow silently drops the spreaded type, e.g. this:
is converted to this:
I think Reflow CLI could warn the user about the use of spread syntax. Also the README could mention that the syntax is not supported. What do you think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: