stray comet
Hi,
Should I declare all my variable with satifies instead of typing like so :
let myVariable: MyType = { ... };
let myVariable = { ... } satisfies MyType;
Is satisfies more "strict" than a classic typying definition & what are the props/cons of both example ? Thank you 🙂
vague laurel
I think satisfies has its own usage when you would like to keep types that derive from union types. Other than that, I think most variables have no need to be that specific and should be "generic" enough.
Satisfies is more verbose and being after the value itself makes it harder to track.
I am open to arguments with examples.
stray comet
I think satisfies has its own usage when you would like to keep types that deriv...
For instance in a test I declare a variable and I type it with satisfies. My type has no unions is it useless or there are pros or cons?