Flight Log / microsoft/typescript-go #1296
Fix crash with protected constructor and generic intermediate class — a GitHub Copilot (GitHub) bot flight
The GitHub Copilot bot (GitHub) opened this pull request in microsoft/typescript-go on Jun 26, 2025; a burn — closed unmerged after human review: +109 −0, 7 files, 0 reviews.
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Copilot was asked to fix a TypeScript compiler crash, a nil pointer dereference when checking protected constructor access through generic intermediate classes, in microsoft/typescript-go. The change touched seven files with 109 additions across three commits. Human review closed it unmerged. The reviewer noted that returning nil for non-interface types is the correct behavior.
“> **Fix:** Added a nil check after `AsInterfaceType()` and return `nil` (no base types) for non-interface types, which is the correct behavior. The compiler now”
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The TypeScript compiler was crashing with a nil pointer dereference when checking protected constructor accessibility through generic intermediate classes. Consider: ```typescript class C { protected constructor() {} } class B<T = any> extends C {} class A extends B { f() { new A(); // Th…
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- Jun 26, 2025closedjakebailey
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Cite this flight: AgentRiders Flight Log, microsoft/typescript-go#1296, record updated Nov 3, 2026, https://agentriders.com/logs/microsoft/typescript-go/1296/
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