`Entries` don't works like `ObjectEntries`

[SettingDust]

playground The type of generic is lost. And it's useful when I want to make the result respect the key-value pair instead of a record with union keys-values So, maybe export the ObjectEntries. Or is it a bug?

function test<T extends Record<string, unknown>>(input: T) {
  for(const entry of Object.entries(input) as ObjectEntries<typeof input>) {
    type key = typeof entry[0] // keyof T
    type value = typeof entry[1] // T[keyof T]
  }

  for(const entry of Object.entries(input) as Entries<typeof input>) {
    type key = typeof entry[0] // string
    type value = typeof entry[1] // unknown
  }
}

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[sindresorhus]

I would say it's a bug.

[Emiyaaaaa]

I think this is a TypeScript bug, reported to ts https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/56921