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> I would like to stick with Jasmine, because all current rot.js tests are written in Jasmine. But I plan to switch from HTML runner to console runner, so that...

Right -- both these approaches work. In general this isn't an issue because typically one concats something into a non-empty array -- that's the whole point of concatting, right? --...

Incidentally, for what it's worth, you should never have to use `any` in your own code, even though it may seem tempting when you're getting started. It may sometimes be...

> One problematic part to port is the `ROT.DEFAULT_WIDTH` / `ROT.DEFAULT_HEIGHT` value. ES6 modules allow only read-only exports, but there is existing code (including the interactive manual) that modifies these...

Yeah, the organization of things in the project is definitely not ideal IMO. I haven't really dug into the build process @ondras ended up with, but I had made some...

I'm experiencing this as well -- seems like #111 is probably the same problem.

Experiencing this as well.

Would love to see this documented and `` added to this library -- I think this was previously easy to achieve with the `` component, but the equivalent functionality simply...

For others arriving at this issue, I looked around a bit and discovered there are multiple forks of this extension available on the VS Code Marketplace that disable language service...

@mjbvz thanks for the quick reply! As I mentioned, I'm specifically seeking to **not** have to pollute per-project configuration (which is shared with other collaborators who don't know or care...