JSDoc:Object<string, T> creates index signature #17254
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And `Object<number, T>` creates a numeric index signature. Other uses still create `any` as before.
DanielRosenwasser
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Jul 17, 2017
src/compiler/checker.ts
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This isn't really an apropos name anymore. Perhaps call this getIntendedTypeFromJsDocTypeReference.
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Yeah, I like your suggested name too.
weswigham
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Object<number, T>creates a numeric index signature. Other uses still map toanyas before.Fixes #15105