Using const string enum as object key produces an indexed type · Issue #16687 · microsoft/TypeScript · GitHub
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Advanced TypeScript: A Generic Function to Update and Manipulate Object Arrays | by Chris Frewin | JavaScript in Plain English
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Record<string, string> allows object keys of type symbol · Issue #53265 · microsoft/TypeScript · GitHub
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