Make this in object literal always of type any
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Previously, `this` was implicitly typed by the shape of its containing object literal. This is not correct for JavaScript-style inheritance uses of object literals, and the previous fix was not correct either. So we're going back to `this: any` in object literals for now.
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@ahejlsberg and @mhegazy here is the reversion to |
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third time is a charm.. can we add a test for |
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This was referenced Apr 30, 2016
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Fixes #8191 again, but re-breaks #8110 and #7801.
Previously,
thiswas implicitly typed by the shape of its containing object literal.This is not correct for JavaScript-style inheritance uses of object literals, and the previous fix was not correct either.
So we're going back to
this: anyin object literals for now.