TypeScript/tests/baselines/reference/interfaceThatInheritsFromItself.errors.txt
Cyrus Najmabadi 16e28156e5 Support arbitrary numbers of implements and extends clauses (with arbitrary numbers of types) for classes and interfaces.
This vastly improves our error tolerance and messages for when the user writes an illegal heritage clause sequence.
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tests/cases/conformance/interfaces/interfaceDeclarations/interfaceThatInheritsFromItself.ts(10,15): error TS1176: Interface declaration cannot have 'implements' clause.
tests/cases/conformance/interfaces/interfaceDeclarations/interfaceThatInheritsFromItself.ts(1,11): error TS2310: Type 'Foo' recursively references itself as a base type.
tests/cases/conformance/interfaces/interfaceDeclarations/interfaceThatInheritsFromItself.ts(4,11): error TS2310: Type 'Foo2<T>' recursively references itself as a base type.
tests/cases/conformance/interfaces/interfaceDeclarations/interfaceThatInheritsFromItself.ts(7,11): error TS2310: Type 'Foo3<T>' recursively references itself as a base type.
==== tests/cases/conformance/interfaces/interfaceDeclarations/interfaceThatInheritsFromItself.ts (4 errors) ====
interface Foo extends Foo { // error
~~~
!!! error TS2310: Type 'Foo' recursively references itself as a base type.
}
interface Foo2<T> extends Foo2<T> { // error
~~~~
!!! error TS2310: Type 'Foo2<T>' recursively references itself as a base type.
}
interface Foo3<T> extends Foo3<string> { // error
~~~~
!!! error TS2310: Type 'Foo3<T>' recursively references itself as a base type.
}
interface Bar implements Bar { // error
~~~~~~~~~~
!!! error TS1176: Interface declaration cannot have 'implements' clause.
}