TS1005TS1005 — Expected Token Missing
TypeScript expected a specific token (like a semicolon, comma, or bracket) but found something else.
TS2589A recursive type reaches TypeScript's maximum instantiation depth.
A generic or conditional type is recursively expanding beyond TypeScript's limit (typically 50 levels). This happens with deeply recursive types, infinite type loops, or overly complex mapped types.
Simplify the recursive type. Add a base case to stop recursion earlier. Use type assertions to break the recursion. Consider a less recursive approach to modeling the type.
TS1005TypeScript expected a specific token (like a semicolon, comma, or bracket) but found something else.
TS7030A function with a return type does not return a value in all possible code paths.
TS2739An object type is missing multiple required properties from the target type.
TS2532TypeScript warns that an object expression could be undefined at runtime.
TS2464A computed property name in a type literal must be a simple expression.
TS1128TypeScript expected a declaration or statement but found an unexpected token.