Louis-Dominique Dubeau

@josteink > I know there are systems where the current behaviour is desired (i.e. like LERNA), but I don't use LERNA and I don't think everyone else is doing that...

`font-lock-fontify-buffer` is already avoided on versions of Emacs that provide `font-lock-ensure`, as the [code](https://github.com/emacs-typescript/typescript.el/blob/master/typescript-mode.el#L1864-L1869) surrounding the warning's location show: ``` "A custom predicate to help `flyspell-prog-mode' determine whether a word...

@josteink I meant to reply earlier, but forgot. The one thing that I feel I need to reply to is: > I think that is a bit drastic. Warnings often...

I'm sure `js-mode`'s JSX support can be helpful in some way. However, the main obstacle to getting TSX support is that *nobody who needs it is stepping up to implement...

@tam5 I'm using `web-mode` to edit `.vue` files that contain HTML, CSS (or a variant) and TypeScript, but from my experience `web-mode` cannot apply to a buffer simultaneously with `typescript-mode`....

General remark: I think we're all on board with having support for tsx files, but the situation has not changed since I wrote the following in an earlier comment on...

Since we take `tsserver`'s formatting as our guide for how indentation is performed in `typescript-mode`, those who want to use `tide` to check what `tsserver` does with the reproduction case...

@rhz PR #56 was the only attempt at fixing the issue, and it died on the vine. Whoever wants to see this resolved should take a look at that PR...

Yeah, I noticed that they are broken a while back. I thought I might need to fix them in order to fix an indentation issue but it turned out that...

I agree. It may turn out that `typescript-mode` will remain its own independent thing rather than aggressively derive from `js-mode` but even if that's the case, we can benefit from...