Bug: Does not support recursive types about typescript-is HOT 6 CLOSED

Hi @andykais

Good catch, recursive types are expanded indefinitely. I will make it a priority to support those as well.

Thanks!

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hi @andykais

I've finished a large refactoring and as part of the consequences of the refactor recursive types are now supported.
Please try it out using vesion 0.10.0 and let me know if it's working or if you have some other feedback.

Thanks!

Edit

Here is a link to the test case: https://github.com/woutervh-/typescript-is/blob/master/test/issue-12.ts

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that did the trick! I have officially moved my project over to typescript-is! andykais/scrape-pages@03f9ddf

Also, nice work improving those error messages! They are much clearer now! My problem has been addressed, so I will close this issue now

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😲 you work fast! I see they work on your example, but I used your assertions against my slightly more complex type (ConfigInit) and it seems to consider any object as valid. I played around a little, and I believe the issue is when there are optional fields on a type, the recursive checks no longer work.

I created a pr which fails a test to describe the behavior simply. Let me know if you need more info, and thanks again!

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hi @andykais

Again, good catch! There was a mistake in the code generation related to optional objects.
I have fixed it and released it as version 0.10.1.
Please try again.

Thanks!

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I'm getting this exact error with 0.18.2 using equals<>()

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