types(effect): pass type argument to return type in effect
#7664
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The return value of the

effect
function currently has an overly loose type (any
). Refer to the following example:And
In this example,
effect
accepts anfn
which will return aPromise<void>
, and since the return value ofeffect
is actually the return value ofReactiveEffect#run
, which is the return value offn
. Soeffect
should also return aPromise<void>
. However, due to the lack of type argument passing, the type is currently derived asany
.After this PR change it looks like this

And
And