Disable type-checking of emits?

[RobWalker]

I have a component:

<ServerReport @row-double-clicked="onSelect">

Where ServerReport does not have a defineEmits declaration, and this gives an error. Which is fair enough.

The problem is that ServerReport proxies all listeners down to a child component via a v-bind="$attrs". If I add a defineEmits to ServerReport directly then it breaks the event flow through this proxy.

See this SFC Playground example for the 'broken' state. Clicking the button should log a message from the event handle in App.vue but it doesn't. Comment out the defineEmits line in Nested.vue and it does.

Everything works at runtime, I just need a way to tell vue-tsc that I know @row-double-clicked is safe in this case?

[johnsoncodehk]

Thanks for your reproduce case, but @row-double-clicked should be unknown if don't have deineEmit, what error you got? If you have special tsconfig settings please show it.

[RobWalker]

Right -- it is unknown, I was hoping for an 'escape' hatch in the syntax that would let me use the equivalent of an any or something to say I was aware of that in this case and to not worry about it.

I have some components that can wrap any other component within them so can't know statically what the valid emits are.

It looks like doing:

<ServerReport  v-on="events">
...
const events: any = { 'row-double-clicked': onSelect };

is working to get past this though with just one extra line, so that works for me!

Thanks.