How to infer types correctly for subclasses based on static methods in TypeScript?

I have a TypeScript class hierarchy where I want to infer types correctly for subclasses based on static methods. In the following code, I have a base class Z with a static method x, and a subclass Y that overrides this method. However, I'm unsure how to set up the constructor in Y so that it correctly infers the type based on the overridden static method. Here is the relevant code:

class Z { static x = (p: any) => ` ${typeof p.teste} ` constructor(...args: Parameters<typeof this.constructor['x']>) { } // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I don't know what to put here to infer the correct type even for subclasses } class Y extends Z { static override x = (p: { teste: Date }) => `${typeof p.teste}` // here the constructor should not be declared, as it will be inherited from Z and should infer the correct type based on the override of the static method 'x' } new Y({ teste: "100" }) new Y({ teste: 100 }) new Y({ teste: new Date() }) // <-- only this one should be valid

How can I modify the constructor in Y to ensure it infers the correct type based on the static method x? Any guidance or examples would be greatly appreciated!

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