Vue version

3.x

Link to minimal reproduction

https://play.vuejs.org/#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

Steps to reproduce

1. Create a CE registry like:

type CustomElements = { 'my-dialog': { events: { 'dialog-open': CustomEvent<{ open: boolean }>; }; }; }; type EmitsFrom<T> = { [K in keyof T['events']]: (e: T['events'][K]) => void; };

2. Try to create a wrapper type:

type EmitsFrom<T> = { [K in keyof T['events']]: (e: T['events'][K]) => void; };

3. Use it in DefineComponent:

DefineComponent<..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., EmitsFrom<CustomElements['my-dialog']>>;

4. Get a TS error because mapped types like { [K in keyof]: Fn } are not assignable to Vue’s Record<string, Fn | null>
   emits constraint. It's in the runtime core dts:

export type ObjectEmitsOptions = Record<string, ((...args: any[]) => any) | null>; export type EmitsOptions = ObjectEmitsOptions | string[];

What is expected?

Vue’s DefineComponent should support mapped types in the emits slot so developers can preserve key-specific event typing (especially important when consuming pre-typed Custom Elements from a registry).

What is actually happening?

Due to the strict Record<string, Fn | null> constraint in EmitsOptions, generic mapped types are rejected, forcing developers to collapse their union (losing key-specific event typing).

This limits Vue’s TypeScript ergonomics when integrating Custom Elements or other external type registries.

Any additional comments?

TS in the sandbox doesn't seems to pick ambient typings.