Nathan Shively-Sanders
Nathan Shively-Sanders
Package.json doesn't have a `"types"` property anymore. There is a directory named `types.d.ts/`, but it's generated the same way as the other directories, and its package.json has pointers to non-existing...
https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript-Node-Starter/blob/master/src/server.ts#L1
This reverts commit 040c1216ff2e9398f648e5475533f1fa80d7aca1. https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/pull/33074#issuecomment-1208703918
Moves most types back to JSDoc and fixes a few remaining type errors. Each commit has a discussion of what changed, and the commits are organised so that their diffs...
Typescript types should be supported. Most of the work needs to occur in ~~Kuniwak/jsdoctypeparser~~ (*now*, [jsdoc-type-pratt-parser](https://github.com/jsdoc-type-pratt-parser/jsdoc-type-pratt-parser))), but there will likely be some code needed here as well. At the very...
Fixup for moving the types org back to typed-typings.
Note that the presentation doesn't change; only the symbol in question is highlighted, but you can now click anywhere in the line to jump to the reference location. I made...
This is how tsserver is intended to be used, according to Typescript team members who work on it. This improves the usability of a long-lived emacs instance after opening many...
The Typescript language service supports Typescript types in jsdoc. That means that anybody editing Javascript code with the Typescript language service, such as users of VS Code, Webstorm, Visual Studio,...
currently, a typesVersion entry of `"=4.8.0 and =4.8.0 and