Zuri Klaschka

@ericdrobinson > @pklaschka > > > It is, however, not meant as a replacement to using the typings at a specific version, but used to note any changes. With API-changes...

Upon request, I just summarize what this issue is about / what's currently waiting for help by folks at Adobe: We need some way to publish the typings to npm...

@ashryanbeats Thank you very much for your answer. In this case, for now, we're gonna take the road of insalling the repo directly from GitHub (if needed, via npm: `npm...

@ericdrobinson I'd actually close it especially because of the scope of the issue. **Support** for publishing is now achieved (since it is possible to install the types via npm and...

I don't care too much about which way we go. However, since XD updates are pretty frequent and I already have trouble keeping up with them as it is, adding...

@hansottowirtz For other products using UXP (i.e., at the moment, just Photoshop), I believe Adobe is planning to publish those types themselves (this, right here, is "just" a community-driven manual...

> TypeScript 3.8 is adding [new support for some JSDoc syntax](https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/announcing-typescript-3-8-beta/#jsdoc-modifiers). That's good to know, although it probably won't affect this issue, since it looks like it's only about "Typescript...

Just to get an idea of how something like this could look like (especially inside the GitHub Markdown itself), I've created two versions of the badges (both in rounded and...

Not as interesting as the previous option, but still an option (and a bit easier) would be to use a shields.io badge: ### Version C [](https://github.com/AdobeXD/xd-awesome) `https://img.shields.io/badge/mentioned%20in-xd--awesome-%23FF2BC2.svg?colorA=2E001E`

There are some rare instances when everything works as expected, but there doesn't seem to be any pattern to it and it only works ~ 5-10 % of the time....