import type can't be used with interface extends · Issue #36478 · microsoft/ TypeScript · GitHub

TypeScript Version: 3.8.0-dev.20200128 Search Terms: import type extends interface Code For the TS: import type * as iface from './iface'; interface Foo extends iface.IFace { } Expected behavior: No errors. iface is only being used as a

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Unsupported: TypeScript 3.8 Syntax: import type · Issue #11909 · vercel/next.js · GitHub

instanceof is broken when class extends Error type · Issue #13965 · microsoft/TypeScript · GitHub

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Error TS2320 when interface extends interface that has optional member and another interface that has same named required member · Issue #3598 · microsoft/TypeScript · GitHub

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