Matt McCorry

i am having a very similar issue. as soon as I consume a third party react component, in my case rbx, i get module react cannot be found errors. I...

@robertleeplummerjr this might be the wrong way, but the way i fixed it in the end was overriding @types/react with a fake package, getting rid of the conflict. example in...

I am also having this issue, but following your workarounds i still cannot get it to work, it may be because I'm using Framework 4.6.

I am just investigating into this myself. It appears the Prefer type doesn't do much. I think the purpose is to allow the types of the variables to be overridden,...

TypeScript 3.9 has been released, there are some changes of note here: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/release-notes/typescript-3-9.html#speed-improvements > Our team has been focusing on performance after observing extremely poor editing/compilation speed with packages like...

there is another option to work around this, use Preact instead of React, for some reason it works much better, the Preact type definitions are simpler or something i suppose