test.each(): Accept a readonly (as const) table properly#14565
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test.each(): Accept a readonly (as const) table properly#14565SimenB merged 4 commits intojestjs:mainfrom
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Without this, TypeScript infers the types strangely such that it tries to assign the readonly argument list from the table to a mutable argument list type in the test function signature. This change correctly infers the argument list in the test function as readonly, which resolves the error.
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Summary
Sometimes the inferred types in a
test.each()table are too wide for the test that uses them. For instance, consider this test in whichletterCasehas to be specifically'upper'or'lower':You can keep the literal types of the table values by giving it
as const, but that causes a different (stranger) error:TypeScript appears to infer the type of the argument list as mutable, and then tries to assign the readonly argument tuple to it, which is an error. But we don't actually need the argument list to be mutable, so we want to tell TypeScript to consider it readonly as well. This type change does that, and makes the error go away.
Test plan
I believe as long as this test (and the rest of the suite) passes, it's safe. To verify, see that the test fails without this type change, and that everything passes with it.