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Yeah, I caught that right as you did. I've updated this. Going to mark it as draft until VS Code supports TypeScript 4.9, but I think it's otherwise ready to go |
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VS Code now supports TypeScript 4.9 and Mine just updated to include support for it |
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The docs still convert this... ...into this when you opt into TypeScript mode: Ideally it would be |
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Not that complex, but it's not going to be |
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ah yeah, turned out it was actually very simple: #8001. unfortunately the site doesn't build with that change, hence separate branch rather than a commit to this one |
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I feel like we ought to wait until the docs are in sync anyway |
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They are now, I merged your PR into this one |
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oh! i totally missed that. nice. how long should we wait? I feel like VSCode updates probably propagate quite quickly, though I'm not sure if there's a way to check. Part of me thinks that a couple of questions in Discord/etc is a reasonable price to pay for smoother typechecking for people checking out 1.0 for the first time |
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I think I would lean towards trying to get this in now because a bunch of people will be trying to write tutorials, post/answer StackOverflow questions, etc. and all that content will be using outdated syntax if we release 1.0 without this. Merging this now will cause more questions on Discord from people who haven't updated VS Code yet, but I think it's probably the lesser of two evils and just a temporary hiccup |
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I'm watching this final race towards 1.0 🚀 |
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updated the title. luckily I got the changeset right first time around |


sucrase, prettier, and eslint all support TypeScript 4.9 now. However, it looks like VS Code is still on 4.8.4