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Incorrect type for `ClassDecorator`
See original GitHub issueThe current (3.2.2) type for class decorator function seems to be incomplete:
declare type ClassDecorator = <TFunction extends Function>(target: TFunction) => TFunction | void;
It says that target should extend a Function, but it should be something like NewableFunction I guess, since its a class constructor and it can be passed to new.
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Would that still work with abstract classes?
Also note, that application of class decorators does not generate error, even that the intention is to decorate only subclasses of
Serializable.I believe
ClassDecoratorshould accept an optional argument with the base class that can be decorated.