add support for extract as interface #31644
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I think it’s ok to leave this out, but I’d prefer to bail and not offer the fix when you encounter a duplicate member. It’s less-than-ideal to generate invalid code that’s not another codefix away from being right:
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* add support for extract as interface * fix action assert * Donot provide convert to interface if duplicate member
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Fixes #31640
This pr add another refactor action 'extract to interface', that could extract type literal as an interface, that works within the following case:
I think we should disallow named object types, and type references. that seems overkill
unsupported: