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Overloading a function doesn't generate all of the signatures #22
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Could you send a PR? |
I already have a lot of things on my todo list for now, so if you're not in a hurry then yes, but don't expect anything soon. |
Is this issue blocking any work in angular/angular? If not then I'm fine
waiting a bit, otherwise I'll need to find someone else to take this on.
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in a hurry then yes, but don't expect anything soon.
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It's not blocking, we'll update the api file with the correct definitions when this bug is fixed |
note, this project moved to angular/angular |
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When I try to overload a function it doesn't add the overloaded signature to the api file like it does for class methods.
Code of the function:
Declarations generated by typescript:
Api file:
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