Remapped generic array type Can't pass to rest parameters

[maxzhou0]

🔎 Search Terms

rest parameters tuple array generic

🕗 Version & Regression Information

I tried some versions from 3.3.3 to 5.2.2 and Nightly version 。none of them fixed this problem.

⏯ Playground Link

https://www.typescriptlang.org/play?ts=5.2.2&ssl=13&ssc=119&pln=1&pc=1#code/ATAuE8AcFNgJWpANgQwMbQDwBVjQB6jQB2AJgM7ADaAdHSseALoA0wAgmwEIB8wAvMADeAWABQIEFQDSwAJbFgAa2jgA9gDNg2JgC5tMpnkIkKHYAH5gXYPuyGA3OJABfJ2OdgosBMnTQABRQAJxQAW3IcYyIySlp6RlZOXn4ACjoaEIBzcl1fVAxMKmIAVzCAI2hgllKKqqSWXgBKfh4GcAcAek65SjUlTwgYeEQCwJDw8gBGTHY4OHYATWjTOIz2hpT0+mCcvNH-WfmllmSeFrbGLs6NFDkkaFJzYOhyUGBICbDoImDgMJKb2AlWAmmADHBwVC4C8MBog28Iz8GCCoQiACYogQYmZtpldrp2hd2qdGjw0utdrl8odUeEflVItgeKTmq12g5gN1bvdHs9Xu9PmiGX8AUCQWCISFobDoPCPAqQEMfNAwihIDBSFiTLFqOtEnx+KIJJIZPJFCp1FodLp7NImJ4XAjhgBlORhZDQADCKHIWFw2NWeoSzENwDx2WpqvVmpw53ZV25dweT3YwBeQKF9N+-0B7wlWilUJQMOVNCAA

💻 Code

 type Replace<T extends [...any], A, B> = {
 [K in keyof T]: T[K] extends A ? B : T[K];
 };

 type ReplaceParams<T extends [...any],A,B>=(...args:Replace<[number,number],A,B>)=>any;//is ok
 type ReplaceParams1<ARRAY extends [...any],A,B>=(...args:Replace<ARRAY,A,B>)=>any;//failed A rest parameter must be of an array type.
 type ReplaceParams2<T extends (...arg:any)=>any,A,B>=(...args:Replace<Parameters<T>,A,B>)=>any; //failed A rest parameter must be of an array type.


 type Remapped<T extends [...any]> ={
 [K in keyof T]:T[K]
 }
 type SimpleCase<T extends [...any]> = (...args:Remapped<T>)=>any;//failed A rest parameter must be of an array type.

🙁 Actual behavior

this was happend at latest version 5.2.2

and in the next version still no fixed

🙂 Expected behavior

quite sure tuple or array type can be passed to function rest pamaters. but remapped cant.this make replace certain type in parameters inpossible.

Additional information about the issue

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[whzx5byb]

Duplicate of #29919

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