While working with NgRX 8 my colleagues and me are frequently facing a weird error message when implementing the effects.
Type \'Observable
I have seen similar error as well.
Type 'Observable' is not assignable to type 'Observable | ((...args: any[]) => Observable)'
The quickest way I identify what may have happened is after | separator.
The type is usually Observable<{something}> or Observable<{something | another}>. There is a | separator and the second item is not an Observable. This is maybe the problem.
If for example the observable expects to have Observable, but there is some pipe operator returns something other than Observable. The unexpected type will appended to the expected type in the error message, because for Observable, T does not exist in ((...args: any[]) => Observable
my interpretation of the message is
Internal type of an object is unknown, because we do not know which type to expect Observable = Action or ((...args: any[]) => Observable = unknown
if the problem is not immediately obvious, I just comment out the each pipe operator one by one and see if error goes way. If it does, now I know this operator is the problem, than I focus on operator and find the problem.
I am interested to read other users replys. Those two way always points me in the right direction.