fix: trigger() accepts arbitrary event properties in options #3809
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bahmutov
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| @@ -255,3 +255,19 @@ cy.screenshot('example', { | |||
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| namespace CypressTriggerTests { | |||
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thank you for adding a type test
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While docs say
trigger()accepts arbitrary event properties inoptions, it is actually not allowed by TypeScript becauseObjectLikeis not intersected in type definition.