Eric MORAND
Eric MORAND
@guilhermehn actually, this re-opens the question: why would we want to ignore the fact that a part of the code is not covered? This question already makes sense for lines,...
@TrickyPi I don't understand. This is not an IDE problem. The code can't compile - the Typescript compiler refuses to compile it because it is not valid.
Ok, fair enough, but if the type of the _transform hook_ is not `TransformHook`, then what is it? And at that point, don't you think that there is a documentation...
Thanks I looked at the typings more closely. Is the legit type `MakeAsync`?
@lukastaegert yep, I think using the `Plugin` type itself - even to type its discrete members - is the best approach: after all it _is_ the sole public API available....
And actually, using it with a non-arrow function also works flawlessly and give us inferred parameters and return types, as expected: ```ts function transform(this, code, id) { // this, code...
Actually, it does not work but it is not a Rollup issue: https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/56636 Anyway, I close if you are OK. I still think that the documentation is lacking about Typescript...
What about not setting any permission at all and just creating the directories and files?
Wouldn't it make the whole set of exported identifiers public, and contractual? Is it desirable considering that it binds them all to a non-breaking changes policy from the moment they...