Generic function returns `false` rather than an object

[michaellperry]

I've declared a generic function in a TypeScript file:

export function create<T>(template: T): Wrapper<T> {
    return new Wrapper<T>(template);
}

When I call the function from a Notebook, the answer is the boolean false.

const template: Product = {}
const product = create<Product>(template)
product

false

If I remove the explicit generic and allow the type to be inferred, an object is returned.

const template: Product = {}
const product = create(template)
product

Wrapper {}

Repro attached:

Repro.zip

[DonJayamanne]

Thanks for filing this issue, I've been able to repro this.
Apologies for the delay