It's not only about Typescript typing; TS is right about changing the type of your variable because you're assigning a completely new value to it. Doesn't matter if it's an User object, or a string or a number, she the assignment, user is an object with the specified values in it. The User prototype is lost.
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You’re absolutely right! I forgot to type it! Will update the gist shortly. Thanks for the catch
It's not only about Typescript typing; TS is right about changing the type of your variable because you're assigning a completely new value to it. Doesn't matter if it's an User object, or a string or a number, she the assignment,
useris an object with the specified values in it. The User prototype is lost.