There could be several reasons why the merged destructured object's getter property is unable to discern the type:
The getter property may not be designed to handle different types of inputs. It may only be suitable for a specific data type or set of data types.
The merged destructured object may contain properties with conflicting data types, which can cause confusion for the getter property.
The getter property may not be properly accessing the merged destructured object's properties, which can result in incorrect type information.
There may be errors in the code that are preventing the getter property from working correctly, such as syntax errors or logical errors.
To fix this issue, you should investigate the code and ensure that the getter property is designed to handle different data types properly. You should also check the merged destructured object for conflicting data types and ensure that the getter property is accessing the object's properties correctly. Additionally, checking for errors in the code can help identify and fix any issues that may be preventing the getter property from working correctly.
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