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Type named `_` is not allowed
See original GitHub issue_ is a valid JS identifier and has to be allowed as a proper type identifier:
class _ {}
const t: _ = new _();
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it’s not a bug flow has special handling for underscores and probably hegel will have it too #186
https://flow.org/en/docs/types/generics/
Currently, we use
flowsyntax, so, for now, to fix it we need to develop own parser (or fork babel). I don’t think that we will do it the nearest time. Thank you for you proposal ^_^.