Hex Colors error with TS2590: Expression produces a union type that is too complex to represent about typescript HOT 7 CLOSED

25 is from #30779 but that doesn't seem to be related to this. The limit here is on the order of 10^5, and if you are trying to write a union bigger than that then you're doing something TS doesn't want you to do. The limit is there for performance so I'm sure they're not going to increase it to some large number just because the number can be represented easily.

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The limit is in place to stop your typechecking from taking six hours, not because we don't have access to 31 bits worth of integer 😉

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It seems that the maximum states that union can represent is 2^32, but Hex6Color and Hex8Color are more than that. The simple fix would be to change the max number of union states from a 32-bit integer to a 64-bit integer. I am just not quite sure where that error actually gets raised

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Duplicate of #43388.

It seems that the maximum states that union can represent is 2^32

The limit is 25, and that's intentional.

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It seems that the maximum states that union can represent is 2^32

The limit is 25, and that's intentional.

I searched for 25, and can't seem to find where this limitation actually is. Is it possible to submit a PR to increase that value ?

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I see, thank you. In my case the only thing I can really do then is to perform some analysis during compile time, and/or hope for #43335 to be accepted

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