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=== tests/cases/compiler/narrowingAssignmentReadonlyRespectsAssertion.ts ===
// https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/41984
interface TestCase<T extends string | number> {
readonly val1: T | ReadonlyArray<T>;
>val1 : T | readonly T[]
readonly val2: ReadonlyArray<T>;
>val2 : readonly T[]
}
interface MultiCaseFixture<T> {
cases: T[];
>cases : T[]
}
function subDataFunc(): TestCase<string | number>[] {
>subDataFunc : () => TestCase<string | number>[]
return [
>[ { val1: "a", val2: ["a", "b", "c"] }, { val1: 2, val2: [1, 2, 3] }, { val1: ["a", "z"], val2: ["x", "y", "z"] }, { val1: [5, 10], val2: [10, 100, 1000] }, ] : ({ val1: string; val2: string[]; } | { val1: number; val2: number[]; } | { val1: string[]; val2: string[]; } | { val1: number[]; val2: number[]; })[]
{ val1: "a", val2: ["a", "b", "c"] },
>{ val1: "a", val2: ["a", "b", "c"] } : { val1: string; val2: string[]; }
>val1 : string
>"a" : "a"
>val2 : string[]
>["a", "b", "c"] : string[]
>"a" : "a"
>"b" : "b"
>"c" : "c"
{ val1: 2, val2: [1, 2, 3] },
>{ val1: 2, val2: [1, 2, 3] } : { val1: number; val2: number[]; }
>val1 : number
>2 : 2
>val2 : number[]
>[1, 2, 3] : number[]
>1 : 1
>2 : 2
>3 : 3
{ val1: ["a", "z"], val2: ["x", "y", "z"] },
>{ val1: ["a", "z"], val2: ["x", "y", "z"] } : { val1: string[]; val2: string[]; }
>val1 : string[]
>["a", "z"] : string[]
>"a" : "a"
>"z" : "z"
>val2 : string[]
>["x", "y", "z"] : string[]
>"x" : "x"
>"y" : "y"
>"z" : "z"
{ val1: [5, 10], val2: [10, 100, 1000] },
>{ val1: [5, 10], val2: [10, 100, 1000] } : { val1: number[]; val2: number[]; }
>val1 : number[]
>[5, 10] : number[]
>5 : 5
>10 : 10
>val2 : number[]
>[10, 100, 1000] : number[]
>10 : 10
>100 : 100
>1000 : 1000
];
}
function dataFunc<T>(subFunc: () => T[]): MultiCaseFixture<T> {
>dataFunc : <T>(subFunc: () => T[]) => MultiCaseFixture<T>
>subFunc : () => T[]
return { cases: subFunc() };
>{ cases: subFunc() } : { cases: T[]; }
>cases : T[]
>subFunc() : T[]
>subFunc : () => T[]
}
function testFunc() {
>testFunc : () => void
const fixture = dataFunc<TestCase<string | number>>(subDataFunc);
>fixture : MultiCaseFixture<TestCase<string | number>>
>dataFunc<TestCase<string | number>>(subDataFunc) : MultiCaseFixture<TestCase<string | number>>
>dataFunc : <T>(subFunc: () => T[]) => MultiCaseFixture<T>
>subDataFunc : () => TestCase<string | number>[]
fixture.cases.forEach(({ val1, val2 }) => {
>fixture.cases.forEach(({ val1, val2 }) => { if (Array.isArray(val1)) { // This should retain val1 as being an array const reversedVal1 = val1.slice().reverse(); console.log(reversedVal1); } else { console.log(val1); } console.log(val2); }) : void
>fixture.cases.forEach : (callbackfn: (value: TestCase<string | number>, index: number, array: TestCase<string | number>[]) => void, thisArg?: any) => void
>fixture.cases : TestCase<string | number>[]
>fixture : MultiCaseFixture<TestCase<string | number>>
>cases : TestCase<string | number>[]
>forEach : (callbackfn: (value: TestCase<string | number>, index: number, array: TestCase<string | number>[]) => void, thisArg?: any) => void
>({ val1, val2 }) => { if (Array.isArray(val1)) { // This should retain val1 as being an array const reversedVal1 = val1.slice().reverse(); console.log(reversedVal1); } else { console.log(val1); } console.log(val2); } : ({ val1, val2 }: TestCase<string | number>) => void
>val1 : string | number | readonly (string | number)[]
>val2 : readonly (string | number)[]
if (Array.isArray(val1)) {
>Array.isArray(val1) : boolean
>Array.isArray : (arg: any) => arg is any[]
>Array : ArrayConstructor
>isArray : (arg: any) => arg is any[]
>val1 : string | number | readonly (string | number)[]
// This should retain val1 as being an array
const reversedVal1 = val1.slice().reverse();
>reversedVal1 : any[]
>val1.slice().reverse() : any[]
>val1.slice().reverse : () => any[]
>val1.slice() : any[]
>val1.slice : (start?: number, end?: number) => any[]
>val1 : any[]
>slice : (start?: number, end?: number) => any[]
>reverse : () => any[]
console.log(reversedVal1);
>console.log(reversedVal1) : void
>console.log : (...data: any[]) => void
>console : Console
>log : (...data: any[]) => void
>reversedVal1 : any[]
} else {
console.log(val1);
>console.log(val1) : void
>console.log : (...data: any[]) => void
>console : Console
>log : (...data: any[]) => void
>val1 : string | number | readonly (string | number)[]
}
console.log(val2);
>console.log(val2) : void
>console.log : (...data: any[]) => void
>console : Console
>log : (...data: any[]) => void
>val2 : readonly (string | number)[]
});
}
testFunc();
>testFunc() : void
>testFunc : () => void
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