[dev (Konan69)]

Fixes #64431

#64043 made padObjectLiteralType pad every binding element missing from a parameter's default object literal, using the element's own type, which is implicitly any when the element has no initializer. For an annotated or contextually typed parameter this reports TS7031 on an element that already has a type, and for nested patterns it also replaces that type with any:

type Options = (options?: { recursive?: boolean }) => void;
export const f: Options = ({ recursive } = {}) => {
    const proof: string = recursive; // TS2322: boolean | undefined is not assignable to string
};
// and on the line above: TS7031 Binding element 'recursive' implicitly has an 'any' type.

interface Outer { inner?: { b?: number } }
export function g({ inner: { b } = {} }: Outer) {} // TS7031 on 'b'

Change

padObjectLiteralType now resolves the type the pattern destructures from the parameter's annotation or its contextual signature, walking nested object patterns by property name, and does not pad an element that this type has. Elements the type does not have are padded and reported exactly as before, so a parameter with no type anywhere keeps its TS7031, which is what #64043 intended. The lookup (getDeclaredTypeOfParameterBindingPattern) never consults an initializer.

The first version of this PR only suppressed the diagnostic. The review pointed out that a nested contextually typed element then stayed any silently; that was right, and this version fixes the type as well as the diagnostic.

Relation to #64440

I saw the draft in #64440 after starting this. It skips the padding only when every element of the pattern resolves through the contextual type. This PR decides per element, which differs in one case I could find:

export const partial: (options?: { known?: number }) => void = ({ known, unknown } = {}) => {};

	known	unknown
7.0.2	no error	TS2339
#64440 (built locally)	TS7031, although its type is number | undefined	TS2339, TS7031
this PR	no error	TS2339, TS7031

On every other case below the two give the same result. Please close this if you prefer to finish #64440.

Tests

Added to objectBindingPatternDefaultMissingElements, each with an assignment to string so the errors baseline shows the element's type:

• contextually typed by a function type, by a callback argument, by an interface method;
• a nested pattern under a contextual type;
• the partial case above;
• the two annotated nested forms from TS7031 false positive for nested object binding pattern with = {} default in an annotated parameter (regression from #64043) #64431.

go test ./internal/testrunner -run TestLocal and go test ./internal/checker/... pass; the only baselines that change are that test's, and its 5 intended TS7031 errors are unchanged. I have not run hereby lint or the submodule tests.

How we found it

We were evaluating type checkers and build tooling for a large TypeScript monorepo (an AI product: 17 projects, Effect 4). A checker that tracks current main reported 3 lines that 7.0.2 does not, all this error, on an object literal implementing an SDK interface (mkdir: (path, { recursive } = {}) => ...). Bisecting the nightlies gave 7.1.0-dev.20260922.1 as the last good and 7.1.0-dev.20260923.1 as the first bad; 6.0.3 and 7.0.2 accept the code.

For reference, the whole-repo check on that monorepo, cold, 17 projects with declarations, on a 16-core machine:

	Time	Peak memory (largest process)
tsc 7.0.2, --checkers 1	28.3 s	1.97 GB
tsc 7.0.2, default checkers	19.1 s	3.08 GB

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🟡 Changes recommended

Nested contextual bindings can remain implicitly any while their diagnostic is suppressed.

1 open finding

• Avoid suppressing TS7031 when nested context does not provide a type · New

What changed in this PR

Prevents false TS7031 diagnostics for typed binding elements with default object literals.

Changes:

• Gates implicit-any reporting on root parameter typing.
• Adds contextual and annotated regression cases with baselines.

File	Description
tsc/​internal/​checker/​checker.go	Adjusts implicit-any reporting.
tsc/​testdata/​tests/​cases/​compiler/​objectBindingPatternDefaultMissingElements.ts	Adds regression cases.
tsc/​testdata/​baselines/​reference/​compiler/​objectBindingPatternDefaultMissingElements.types	Updates type baseline.
tsc/​testdata/​baselines/​reference/​compiler/​objectBindingPatternDefaultMissingElements.symbols	Updates symbol baseline.
tsc/​testdata/​baselines/​reference/​compiler/​objectBindingPatternDefaultMissingElements.errors.txt	Updates diagnostic baseline.

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[dev (Konan69)]

Good catch, that was right. The new commit resolves each element through the annotation or contextual type and skips the padding for it, so the nested case is boolean | undefined again, and the test now asserts the types.

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