Limitations of Extending Transformed Struct Schemas
Is there an inherent reason that I cannot extend a transformed struct schema or is it just hard to do? e.g.
const A = Schema.struct({
a: Schema.literal('a'),
});
const B = Schema.struct({
b: Schema.literal('b'),
});
const Transform = Schema.transform(
A,
B,
() => ({ b: 'b' as const }),
() => ({ a: 'a' as const })
);
const Extend = pipe(Transform, Schema.extend(A));
// Error: `extend` can only handle type literals or unions of type literals
const b = Schema.decode(Extend)({ a: 'a' });