Gerrit Birkeland
Gerrit Birkeland
While looking at implementing this, I've decided that `@sortStrategy` would be a more appropriate tag for this, `@sortOrder` implies just ascending/descending, which isn't what this option is specifying.
I can't reproduce this. TypeDoc is using the the type as it is reported from TypeScript, which in the ~30 times I've run it, always puts `"type1"` second in the...
You can work around this by forcing `Type1` to introduce a new type: ```ts export type Type1 = 'type1' & {}; ```
Unfortunately there isn't a clear way for how this plugin ought to decide where a link to `HeadersInit` should go. Other types, like [RequestInit](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/RequestInit) have a dedicated page. `HeadersInit`, on...
See #2793, TypeDoc 0.28's rework of the router has made it easier for custom themes to do this, but it isn't supported by the default theme. My concerns raised there...
> can you `@link` to those pages? To expand on this -- how? TS and VSCode know nothing about TypeDoc's groups, so it would be a TypeDoc specific link resolution....