Closed as not planned
Description
For the situations where the sub-class should return itself in the callback, it generates the wrong type.
It also generates a duplicate definition.
class Test {
static Builder = class {
static Create() {
return new this();
}
PrintHello() {
return this;
}
PrintGoodbye() {
return this;
}
GetNumber() {
return 5;
}
};
Method1(){
console.log("1");
return this
}
}expected behaviour
generates .d.ts like/ or something like
declare class Anonymous1 {
static Create(): Anonymous1
PrintHello(): this;
PrintGoodbye(): this;
GetNumber(): number;
}
declare class Test {
static Builder: Anonymous1;
Method1(): this;
}got
declare class Test {
static Builder: {
new (): {
PrintHello(): any;
PrintGoodbye(): any;
GetNumber(): number;
};
Create(): {
PrintHello(): any;
PrintGoodbye(): any;
GetNumber(): number;
};
};
Method1(): this;
}Some of the tooling relies on the type generation e.g. roblox-ts
and it causes some problems with the package Intellisense because any cannot be used for the generation of code like luau