Empty interface extending type can give incorrect field type · Issue #32790 · microsoft/TypeScript · GitHub

It seems the field "name" has been resolved to BOTH number and string in my "Named" interface type AllPropsTo<K extends keyof any, T> = { [P in K]: T }; type AllPropsAre<T> = AllPropsTo<any, T>; type AllNumberNamed = Omit<AllPropsAre<

47100 Interface 'Document' incorrectly extends interface 'FontFaceSource'. · Issue #54980 · microsoft/TypeScript · GitHub

T implicitly has type 'any' because it does not have a type annotation and is referenced directly or indirectly in its own initializer · Issue #35546 · microsoft/TypeScript · GitHub

Interfaces that extend 'Symbol' cannot be used as 'symbol' type directly · Issue #46956 · microsoft/TypeScript · GitHub

Utility Type - PartialRecord · Issue #43918 · microsoft/TypeScript · GitHub

Excess property checking broken when using ThisType · Issue #14910 · microsoft/TypeScript · GitHub

Generic Extended Types not inferring Correctly · Issue #48741 · microsoft/ TypeScript · GitHub

T implicitly has type 'any' because it does not have a type annotation and is referenced directly or indirectly in its own initializer · Issue #35546 · microsoft/TypeScript · GitHub

TS Proposal : Interface incorrectly extends interface - sub-interface method overload OR override ? · Issue #20920 · microsoft/TypeScript · GitHub

TS Proposal : Interface incorrectly extends interface - sub-interface method overload OR override ? · Issue #20920 · microsoft/TypeScript · GitHub