for differences between interfaces and type aliases, add note about c… - #3076
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We wanted to avoid putting performance recommendations in this list before, that opinion could be worth re-examining but I'd probably recommend not merging |
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Given this is a direct link to the wiki, I'm not against including it. |
…ompiler performance when using interfaces with extends vs type aliases with intersections
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sorry for closing. i force pushed in #3076 (comment) and the PR was auto-closed and now prevents me from re-opening so I'm moving this to #3087 |
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…ompiler performance when using interfaces with extends vs type aliases with intersections