emacs-typescript
Gibberish Output
No matter what I C-c C-b, it's printing out lots of nonsensical output:
Any idea how to troubleshoot this?;)
> > c> cl> cla> clas> class> class > class F> class Fo> class Foo> class Foo > class Foo {
.... .. .. b.. ba.. bar.. bar:.. bar: .. bar: S.. bar: St.. bar: Str.. bar: Stri.. bar: Strin.. bar: String.. bar: String;
....}
Duplicate identifier 'Foo'.
Duplicate identifier 'Foo'.
> >
undefined
> > l> le> let> let > let f> let f > let f => let f = > let f = n> let f = ne> let f = new> let f = new > let f = new F> let f = new Fo> let f = new Foo> let f = new Foo(> let f = new Foo()> let f = new Foo();
Cannot redeclare block-scoped variable 'f'.
Cannot redeclare block-scoped variable 'f'.
> > > c> co> con> cons> conso> consol> console> console.> console.l> console.lo> console.log> console.log(> console.log(f> console.log(f.> console.log(f.b> console.log(f.ba> console.log(f.bar> console.log(f.bar)> console.log(f.bar);
undefined
undefined
>
undefined
I've tested and can confirm that this is easily reproducable.
Please note, since the advent of LSP and better real-time feedback on typescript code inside Emacs, my need for this module has diminshed to the point that I don't even have it in my default-setup anymore.
The bad news? That also means I probably won't spend time fixing bugs for it.
PRs are welcome though, and I promise to test and review incoming patches.
From what I can tell, this seems to be a result of the underlying tool used (tsun) now outputting fancy ANSI-codes instead of plain text.
It seems to have no command line option to disable this behaviour.
It also seems to not really care/respect the TERM-capabilities of the current session, which I hoped could be a quick workaround, so for the time being I guess this is left unresolved.
@josteink lets open an issue in tsun asking for a command line option to disable colors?
@madorian for now, using tsun version 0.1.5, seems to solve the output issues with ts-commit
This command should replace tsun version globally:
npm i -g [email protected]
