Enhancing typescript safety in model class by removing generic property declaration

[joris-gallot]

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Reproduction

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Describe the bug

The Model class has this line [s: keyof ModelFields]: any;, which I think is problematic because it allows us to use any property of the model without typescript errors. I think we should remove this line. Is there a specific reason for keeping it?

For example for this Foo model, we should get this ts error: Property 'bar' does not exist on type 'Foo'..., while in the example, bar is typed as any

export class Foo extends Model {
  @Uid() id!: number;
}

const foo = new Foo();
foo.bar; //  typed as any

Current behavior

Expected behavior

Additional context

I'm putting this issue here for discussion, but I can tackle this task if needed 😁

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[CodeDredd]

Good Question. I don't know yet. I am not a typescript pro. I try to play with your idea to see if maybe i get any caveats.

[joris-gallot]

Thank you!
I've already quickly tested removing that line to see if there was anything blocking, and I didn't find anything special. If you need help with that, I'd be happy to offer a PR when I have some time 😁

[daniandl]

I would also love this feature, as I expected the default behavior to be more strict.
Maybe It's something that could be toggled via a config prop?

[CodeDredd]

@joris-gallot @daniandl Well guys its your lucky day. You are getting more than that 😉