Upon reviewing Angular's API documentation, I came across the declaration for the clone() method in HttpRequest as follows:
clone(update: { headers?: HttpHeaders; reportProgress?: boolean; params?: HttpParams; responseType?: "arraybuffer" | "blob" | "text" | "json"; withCredentials?: boolean; body?: T; method?: string; url?: string; setHeaders?: { ...; }; setParams?: { ...; }; }): HttpRequest
My curiosity arose regarding the usage of "{...;}" after the "setHeaders?:" property in TypeScript type declaration. After conducting thorough research, it seems that the spread operator functionality is not commonly used in this context. Could this be a unique feature present only in Angular's documentation? Your insights are greatly appreciated.