I just found the following bug in some of my TypeScript code:

myArray.push();

This was a typo, and I had actually intended to write:

myArray.push(foo);

I can't imagine that a JavaScript/TypeScript programmer would ever intend to call the push method with 0 arguments.
Thus, it seems to me that this would always be a bug.
Subsequently, some kind of linter rule should automatically catch this bug.

Fail

myArray.push();

Pass

myArray.push(1);

// Even though the array is empty, this still does not count as an "empty" array push,
// because we are still explicitly providing at least one argument
const anotherArray = [];
myArray.push(...anotherArray);