[Angular 12]I have a service with a method, handleFormControlChanges, which accepts, a formControl, a destroy subject, a method and an array of pipable operators (e.g., delay), and I would like to apply them using pipe(). handleFormControlChanges<T>( formControl: FormControl, destroy$: Subject<void>, onValueChange: (value: T) => void, customOperators: Array<OperatorFunction<any, any>> = [] ): void { formControl.valueChanges .pipe( ...customOperators, takeUntil(destroy$), tap(() => this.setLoading$(true)) ) .subscribe(onValueChange); } I can't just destructure an array like ...customOperators and pass it to pipe() as it causes this TypeScript error: TS2575: No overload expects 2 arguments, but overloads do exist that expect either 2 or 4 arguments. How can I pass the array of pipable operators to pipe()? How can I avoid this error? Continue reading...