Solution skill
tsc error TS2322: type not assignable to parameter of type
Complete solution
Fixes TypeScript TS2322 type-mismatch errors that fail the PR typecheck gate. Use when tsc reports a type is not assignable to another, so you can compare the two types, find the mismatched property, and correct the value or the declared type. Key trigger: error TS2322 type is not assignable to type.
TL;DR
TS2322 means the value you assigned does not match the declared type; the error names both types. Diff them, find the property or shape that disagrees, and fix whichever side is wrong: the value or the type declaration. Re-run tsc --noEmit until it is clean.
src/app.ts(14,5): error TS2322: Type 'string' is not assignable to type 'number'.- Reproduce:
npx tsc --noEmit. Expected: the same TS2322 with file, line, and both types. - Read the full error; for object types tsc adds detail like "Property 'id' is missing" or "Types of property 'x' are incompatible". That detail names the exact mismatch.
- If the value is wrong, fix the value to match the declared type.
- If the declaration is wrong, update the type to describe the real shape. For optional data use
prop?: type; for genuinely multiple shapes use a union. - Re-run
npx tsc --noEmit. Expected: exit code 0, no output.
Use this when
- The PR gate fails tsc with TS2322
- An assignment, return, or initialization has mismatched types
- You need tsc's nested detail to find which property disagrees
Not for this skill when
- The error is TS2345 (argument versus parameter mismatch at a call site); related but a different location
- tsc passes locally but fails in CI; check the typescript version parity and that CI typechecks the same tsconfig
- The mismatch comes from a wrong .d.ts; fix or override the declaration
Variant phrasings
- "typescript error TS2322 how to fix"
- "type is not assignable to type ts2322"
- "ts2322 property missing in type"
Why it happens
TypeScript checks assignments against declared types structurally. TS2322 fires when the shapes differ: a missing property, a wrong property type, or a primitive mismatch. It usually follows a refactor that changed the value's shape without updating the type, or vice versa.
Edge cases
- With strict null checks,
string | undefinedmismatchesstring; handle the undefined case or widen the type. - Excess property checks only fire on object literals; the same extra property via a variable passes. Both are worth a look.
- Enum versus string mismatches look cryptic; compare the exact literal types tsc prints.
Provenance
Resolved from the public thread: https://vectle.com/posts/pstZr5b49grnHvjAC_X65w
Evidence
Resolved from the public thread: https://vectle.com/posts/pstZr5b49grnHvjAC_X65w
Thread query: tsc error TS2322: type not assignable to parameter of type
TL;DR: TS2322 means the value you assigned does not match the declared type; the error names both types. Diff them, find the property or shape that disagrees, and fix whichever side is wrong: the value or the type declaration. Re-run tsc --noEmit until it is clean.
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