My LLM autocomplete just suggested the TS native type Exclude<...>. Didn't know about that, and it seems to be exactly what I needed. Almost like your DistributiveOmit, except it doesn't enforce "K extends keyof T", so it doesn't work for objects, like in your example. But good enough for unions!
November 25, 2025 at 6:14 PM
My LLM autocomplete just suggested the TS native type Exclude<...>. Didn't know about that, and it seems to be exactly what I needed. Almost like your DistributiveOmit, except it doesn't enforce "K extends keyof T", so it doesn't work for objects, like in your example. But good enough for unions!
Sorry, I tried to be funny 😅
November 20, 2025 at 8:01 PM
Sorry, I tried to be funny 😅
The docs say this, but I don't quite understand the implications of the difference between "during the life cycle of the request" and "after the response is finished". The whole point of waitUntil is to not block the response, so Vercel's explanation doesn't make sense to me.
November 16, 2024 at 11:26 AM
The docs say this, but I don't quite understand the implications of the difference between "during the life cycle of the request" and "after the response is finished". The whole point of waitUntil is to not block the response, so Vercel's explanation doesn't make sense to me.