const a = < T extends any = any, B extends boolean = true, R extends T | undefined = B extends true ? T : T | undefined >( v: B = true as B // not use "as" will trigger type argument assign error ): R => '' as R; const x = a<string>(); // ok! type is string const y = a<string>(false); // error! `TS2345: Argument of type 'false' is not assignable to parameter of type 'true | undefined'.`, but the type inferred by webstorm is string | undefined
Is this because generics can only be passed parameters or dynamically inferred and cannot be use simultaneously the two?
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