4.3.3

Fixed

Bug where type parameters are wrong on models that have properties that are complex types that have their own type parameters. An example of this is OrderWorksheet

Previously:

export interface OrderWorksheet<TFromUserXp = any, TBillingAddressXp = any, TOrderXp = any, TProductXp = any, TVariantXp = any, TShippingAddressXp = any, TShipFromAddressXp = any, TLineItemsXp = any, TShipEstimatesXp = any, TShipEstimateResponseXp = any, TOrderCalculateResponseXp = any, TOrderSubmitResponseXp = any, TOrderSubmitForApprovalResponseXp = any, TOrderApprovedResponseXp = any> {
    Order?: Order<TOrderXp,TFromUserXp,TBillingAddressXp>
    LineItems?: LineItem<TProductXp,TVariantXp,TShippingAddressXp,TShipFromAddressXp, TLineItemsXp>[]
    ShipEstimateResponse?: ShipEstimateResponse<TShipEstimateResponseXp,TShipEstimatesXp>
    OrderCalculateResponse?: OrderCalculateResponse<TOrderCalculateResponseXp>
    OrderSubmitResponse?: OrderSubmitResponse<TOrderSubmitResponseXp>
    OrderSubmitForApprovalResponse?: OrderSubmitForApprovalResponse<TOrderSubmitForApprovalResponseXp>
    OrderApprovedResponse?: OrderApprovedResponse<TOrderApprovedResponseXp>
}

Note that the LineItems property is defined as a LineItem with LineItemsXp as the last type parameter. This is wrong, it should actually be the first one so that it matches the type parameters expected by LineItem