Type Alias: EntryEdit<TProps>

EntryEdit<TProps> = { [K in keyof EntryEnvelope<TProps>]?: K extends RemovableEntryKey ? EntryEnvelope<TProps>[K] | undefined : Exclude<EntryEnvelope<TProps>[K], undefined> } & { [K in keyof TProps]?: TProps[K] } & object

Defined in: model/stored-entry.ts:231

What a consumer may change. Input-shaped, so dates stay loose the way EntryInput's are: the store reads them through time/'s toInstant/toEndInstant in the dataset's zone, exactly as construction does. id is not editable — an id is identity.

A Field key is the whole address (ADR 0011): update(id, { start, cost }) writes one date and one declared consumer value, flat — there is no props key here, and naming one throws (props?: never below is what makes { props: { owner: 'Sam' } } fail to compile, the same brand that keeps a ProposedEdit from masquerading as this type).

An edit may remove exactly what a stored Entry may lack: { parentId: undefined }, { name: undefined } (#421 C5) and (after ADR 0012) { start: undefined } all compile. Every declared consumer key is removable without exception, because props is Partial<TProps> everywhere already.

Type Declaration

props?

readonly optional props?: never

Type Parameters

TProps

TProps = Record<string, unknown>