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Ts Missing definition from union type and class

Hi why ts show wrong information when we have this kind of pattern?

class A {
    Renderer = RendererA;
}
class B {
    Renderer = RendererB;
}

const RendererA = (prop:{instance?:A}) => {};
const RendererB = (prop:{instance?:B}) => {};

declare const Test:A|B;
// should accept instance A|B And Point to RendererA & RendererB, why only RendererA ?

Test.Renderer({instance:Test}); 

Why when trigger Test.Renderer is tell me RendererA only ! and not RendererA & RendererB where they can handle A|B ! ?

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about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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