All Tippy props are marked as required
See original GitHub issueHi there,
When I use <Tippy> in my Typescript project, it looks like it expects to get a huge amount of props:

Moreover, when using the autocomplete option for components, this is what happens:

(using Webstorm)
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@atomiks I noticed if I made it Partial<Omit<Props, ‘content’ | ‘renderer’>> Webstorm seemed to handle it properly and the errors went away.
There shouldn’t be a difference between the two implementations, yeah? Props -> Make all Optional -> Omit content and renderer Props -> Omit content and renderer -> Make all Optional
Only problem is every time I update, it’s going to undo that change.
I just downloaded Webstorm on Mac and the issue doesn’t happen 🤔 maybe a Windows thing?