Fix: Type instantiation is excessively deep and possibly infinite. TS2589 (TS3.4)#1251
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Fix: Type instantiation is excessively deep and possibly infinite. TS2589 (TS3.4)#1251xaviergonz merged 9 commits intomasterfrom
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Fixes #1247
Due to a new check for type nesting in TS3.4 (capped at 50 iterations) that only applies to .d.ts files (AFAIK), generated type definitions were giving this error with relatively small models.
This PR reduces the type nesting (from around 51 from the provided test case to around 12) by refactoring a bit the type system.
The only con is that the smarter "create" function, which was able to magically infer if create can or cannot take a snapshot has to be gone for this change to work. (Though anyway that feature seems to give some users some problems, see #1208 )
The good thing is that since the type nesting is greatly reduced IDE auto-completion should be even faster now.
I also checked type definition generation, now they are slightly smaller.