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Inference Issue with String Filters in Schemas

There doesn't seem to be inference on filters. In my case, using a string filter degrades the

Schema

Schema

type from

Schema<string, string>

Schema<string, string>

Schema<string, any>

Schema<string, any>

unless a type argument is specifically supplied to the filter function

const schema = pipe(S.string, S.nonEmpty()) // => S.Schema<string, any>

// Requires explicit type argument to be passed
const schemaTwo = pipe(S.string, S.nonEmpty<string>())

const schema = pipe(S.string, S.nonEmpty()) // => S.Schema<string, any>

// Requires explicit type argument to be passed
const schemaTwo = pipe(S.string, S.nonEmpty<string>())

Is this intended?

Effect Community•3y ago•

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Inference Issue with String Filters in Schemas

There doesn't seem to be inference on filters. In my case, using a string filter degrades the

Schema

Schema

type from

Schema<string, string>

Schema<string, string>

Schema<string, any>

Schema<string, any>

unless a type argument is specifically supplied to the filter function

const schema = pipe(S.string, S.nonEmpty()) // => S.Schema<string, any>

// Requires explicit type argument to be passed
const schemaTwo = pipe(S.string, S.nonEmpty<string>())

const schema = pipe(S.string, S.nonEmpty()) // => S.Schema<string, any>

// Requires explicit type argument to be passed
const schemaTwo = pipe(S.string, S.nonEmpty<string>())

Is this intended?

Inference Issue with String Filters in Schemas

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