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undefined not assignable error within "if" statement, when member of Readonly<T> #28997

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TypeScript Version: 3.3.0-dev.20181212

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interface IProps { foo1?: string; foo2: string; } class Foo<P> { protected props: Readonly<P>; constructor(props: Readonly<P>) { this.props = props; } } class Bar<P extends IProps> extends Foo<P> { private test1() { const { foo1, foo2 } = this.props; if (foo1) { foo1.toUpperCase(); // fine this.test2(foo1); // error "Type undefined is not assignable to type string" } this.test2(foo2); // fine } private test2(foo: string): void { } }

Expected behavior:
I expect the above to compile without error
Actual behavior:
There's an error - Type 'undefined' is not assignable to type 'string'

"foo1" above can't be undefined because it's within an "if (foo1) {}".

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