Typescript - is an event handler always required to return an EventCallbackInterface?

[tvsmk]

Bugs and Questions

The Problem

When using Typescript and assigning event handler that does not return anything, the "No overload matches this call" error is thrown.

Reproduction

Sandbox created here: https://codesandbox.io/s/long-snow-m6vnz?file=/index.tsx

Description

When using Typescript and assigning an onClick event handler that does not return anything, the "No overload matches this call" error is thrown. The only required prop on the EventCallbackInterface is the mutation prop, however I do not want to mutate anything, just do something arbitrary such as navigate to a different page. When it runs, the event handler is called correctly so I believe this is maybe a type definition issue. Is there a workaround for this? Thanks

[boygirl]

You're right. I think this is a type definition issue. The solution will be altering the type def in the library.