How do I pass a generic type parameter to a higher order function?

[wide pasture]

For example, see the TypeScript error in this small playground link:

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zamiel#0

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Preview:```ts
import {produce} from "immer"

function myGenericFunction<T extends number>(
arg1: T
) {}

interface MyState<T extends number> {
foo: T
}

const reducer = produce(
myGenericFunction,
{} as MyState
)```

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[drowsy wigeon]

you'll need a name for the type parameter within the function, which in this case might go something like:

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mkantor#0

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Preview:ts ... const reducer = <T extends number>() => produce(myGenericFunction<T>, {} as MyState<T>)() ...

[wide pasture]

Perfect, thank you!

[drowsy wigeon]

(i'm not sure which signature(s) you actually need since produce is overloaded. that may not be exactly right, but should communicate the general idea)

no problem!