When you receive the error message “property assignment expected.ts(1136)”, it means that TypeScript expected you to assign a value to a property but no assignment was found.
Here’s an example to help illustrate this error:
let myObject = {};
myObject.property = "value";
In this example, we are creating an empty object and then trying to assign a value to a property called “property”. However, TypeScript is expecting an assignment statement after defining the property, like this:
let myObject = {
property: "value"
};
So, to fix the error, you should make sure to assign a value to the property immediately after defining it.
- Property assignment expected
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- Property ‘tobeinthedocument’ does not exist on type ‘jestmatchers
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- Package_config.json does not exist.
- Property ‘google’ does not exist on type ‘window & typeof globalthis’.
- Property ‘div’ does not exist on type ‘jsx.intrinsicelements’
- Property ‘tobeinthedocument’ does not exist on type ‘assertion
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