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Different Array<T> and Promise<T> types getting assigned the same metadata store id

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I ran into an issue with using getType on arrays and promises.

const x = getType<string[]>().getTypeArguments()[0]; // returns string
const y  = getType<number[]>().getTypeArguments()[0] // also returns string

I cloned the library and ran in debug mode inside the test suite:

I think the problem is that string[] and number[] are getting assigned the same metadata store id.

Let me know if I can help in any way, maybe this is already fixed in the update you are working on.

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Created 2 years ago
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bjsicommented, Mar 7, 2022

Awesome, looks like the issue is fixed for me!

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Hookynscommented, Mar 7, 2022

Solved.

I’ve published tst-reflect-transformer@0.9.5.

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