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                                            Ryan Cavanaugh

Error when trying to assign a subclass of a base class with generics to `typeof` of that base class

There are other ways to do it, but that's probably the best one.

Protected field with same name in two classes messing up type constraint when narrowing array.

Workaround ```ts type Broken = { readonly [P in keyof V]: V[P] extends (infer T extends Foo) ? Nothing : never; }; ```

Regression causes Function top-type to be callable with no arguments

We shouldn't even let you write `declare let foo: (...args: never) => void;`. It doesn't make sense. The second assignment isn't unsound per our definition of rest args being assumed...

Regression causes Function top-type to be callable with no arguments

Upon further reflection, I think you're right about `(args: never)`

Discriminant property type guard not applied with bracket notation

:+1: Bracketed property access should work the same as dotted property access for the purposes of type guards when the indexed name matches a known property

Comparing constrained generic types/substitution types to conditional types

Looking for concrete examples of where this comes up more legitimately

Comparing constrained generic types/substitution types to conditional types

@husnain129 not a correct assumption, `Auth("admin", "hello")` is a legal call

Comparing constrained generic types/substitution types to conditional types

Typo, should be ```ts Auth("admin", { name: "" }); ```

Add `Intl.supportedValuesOf` enumeration to `lib.*.intl.d.ts` as support in Node.js18, and v8, and various browsers exists

Tagging this help wanted but we'd like to wait until this is shipping in Chrome/Edge before getting a PR for it

Type of "this" sometimes not respected for function declaration properties

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