protobuf.js version: 6.7.3
Protobuf version: 3
Generated TypeScript message definition not compatible with message$Properties definition. It's not possible to (for example) pass a Token object as a parameter to Token.encode(token), since the types are incompatible.
Protobuf definition
message Token {
google.protobuf.Any message = 1;
}Generated Typescript definitions
type Token$Properties = {
message?: google.protobuf.Any$Properties;
};
class Token {
constructor(properties?: core.Token$Properties);
public message: (google.protobuf.Any$Properties|null);
public static encode(message: core.Token$Properties, writer?: $protobuf.Writer): $protobuf.Writer;
public static encodeDelimited(message: core.Token$Properties, writer?: $protobuf.Writer): $protobuf.Writer;
public static decode(reader: ($protobuf.Reader|Uint8Array), length?: number): core.Token;
public static decodeDelimited(reader: ($protobuf.Reader|Uint8Array)): core.Token;
public static verify(message: { [k: string]: any }): string;
}Typescript error:
Error:(42, 37) TS2345:Argument of type 'Token' is not assignable to parameter of type 'Token$Properties'.
Types of property 'message' are incompatible.
Type 'Any$Properties | null' is not assignable to type 'Any$Properties | undefined'.
Type 'null' is not assignable to type 'Any$Properties | undefined'.
I'm pretty sure it should be possible to assign an object of Type Token to an object of type Token$Properties. This is however impossible, since public message: (google.protobuf.Any$Properties|null); is incompatible with message?: google.protobuf.Any$Properties;. An optional field does not accept types which could be null.
I believe this is the same issue as described here:
#808
protobuf.js version: 6.7.3
Generated TypeScript message definition not compatible with message$Properties definition. It's not possible to (for example) pass a Token object as a parameter to Token.encode(token), since the types are incompatible.Protobuf version: 3
Protobuf definition
Generated Typescript definitions
Typescript error:
I'm pretty sure it should be possible to assign an object of Type
Tokento an object of typeToken$Properties. This is however impossible, sincepublic message: (google.protobuf.Any$Properties|null);is incompatible withmessage?: google.protobuf.Any$Properties;. An optional field does not accept types which could be null.I believe this is the same issue as described here:
#808