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@cspotcode oooh. I've just been hacking transformers to act a bit like language service plugins (which has quite restricted what I've been able to do with them). Outputting to console.error...

:+1: for this, and I like the swift style as the most readable (it's also not too verbose). Putting multiple of the same modifier in a row, as `public private`...

I'm quite a fan of using the get and set words instead of read and write because in my mind it maps better to getters and setters having different permission...

@marechal-p I'm going to continue bikeshedding on this issue just for a bit. It's may be obvious to you but that doesn't mean it's going to be obvious to other...

@yvbeek You can't, but this proposal would enable it. Remember that there's runtime no implementation difference between a variable that's readonly and a variable that's not. Both can be set...

I've discovered that I might need to switch to es6 modules, and that module-alias seems to be not working. I stumbled across this thread and converted my project over to...

@Nytelife26 because I have the following directory structure: - Client - Common - Server Client and server both include common, so it can't be "within" either project. Also WHY do...

The following works (I have no idea why): ``` typescript let embedContext = await model.createEmbeddingContext({contextSize: 8192 , batchSize: 1024, threads: 4}); ``` This doesn't work: ``` typescript let embedContext =...

Thanks for looking into it. Seems yours is working fine, and mine is not. Maybe my model download has bad defaults?

Neeevermind. Figured it out. Turns out I could just use the SourceTransformers and didn't need the ProgramTransformers. When calling `transpileModule` the transformers (as code functions not file paths) should be...