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=== tests/cases/compiler/overloadsWithProvisionalErrors.ts ===
var func: {
>func : { (s: string): number; (lambda: (s: string) => { a: number; b: number;}): string; }
(s: string): number;
>s : string
(lambda: (s: string) => { a: number; b: number }): string;
>lambda : (s: string) => { a: number; b: number;}
>s : string
>a : number
>b : number
};
func(s => ({})); // Error for no applicable overload (object type is missing a and b)
>func(s => ({})) : never
>func : { (s: string): number; (lambda: (s: string) => { a: number; b: number; }): string; }
>s => ({}) : (s: string) => {}
>s : string
>({}) : {}
>{} : {}
func(s => ({ a: blah, b: 3 })); // Only error inside the function, but not outside (since it would be applicable if not for the provisional error)
>func(s => ({ a: blah, b: 3 })) : string
>func : { (s: string): number; (lambda: (s: string) => { a: number; b: number; }): string; }
>s => ({ a: blah, b: 3 }) : (s: string) => { a: any; b: number; }
>s : string
>({ a: blah, b: 3 }) : { a: any; b: number; }
>{ a: blah, b: 3 } : { a: any; b: number; }
>a : any
>blah : any
>b : number
>3 : 3
func(s => ({ a: blah })); // Two errors here, one for blah not being defined, and one for the overload since it would not be applicable anyway
>func(s => ({ a: blah })) : never
>func : { (s: string): number; (lambda: (s: string) => { a: number; b: number; }): string; }
>s => ({ a: blah }) : (s: string) => { a: any; }
>s : string
>({ a: blah }) : { a: any; }
>{ a: blah } : { a: any; }
>a : any
>blah : any
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