How to binding a generic function in TypeScript

问题

I'm trying to bind a generic function to a specific context and parameter, however I can't seem to be able to figure out the correct way to do it.

Here's my code:

interface A {}

interface Repository<T> {
  save(item: T): boolean;
} 

const updater = <T>(repo: Repository<T>, item: T) => {
  // do things and update
};

const items: A[] = [];
const repo: Repository<A> = {
  save(item: A) {
    /* do things */
    return true;
  }
}

items.forEach(updater<A>.bind(null, repo)); // Line with issue

The idea here would be to have a generic function which takes the repository as the first parameter and when bound would create a function suitable for use in forEach. However I get errors like ( expected and cannot find name 'bind'

I'm not entirely sure if there's something wrong with my syntax there or I'm missing anything.

I've also tried:

updater.bind(null, repo)

However this does not work with 3.2 option strictBindCallApply because it assumes type parameter T={}

Does anyone know the correct way to do this?

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来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55950126/how-to-binding-a-generic-function-in-typescript