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Definitely agree about the Node typings part. What do you find lacking about the default tsconfig.json generated from the tsc --init command? Would you prefer not having to run that command and a blank tsconfig.json has those sane defaults?
Had no idea that command even existed. The tsconfig.json docs don't mention it at all. I've so far found the docs extremely confusing. I would rather not have a bunch of config options at all. From experience, their interactions aren't always necessarily stable.
To clarify, when I say "their interactions aren't necessarily stable", I'm referring to my experience with other tools that have a bunch of interacting options. So far TS has been great, it just makes me feel very uneasy.
I've been a heavy TS user for a few years now and some of those options in tsconfig are still super confusing to me. esModuleInterop vs allowSyntheticDefaultImports? typeRoots vs types? Do I want es2017 or esnext in my lib array? Should I turn on incremental compilation?
The TS docs are getting a huge revamp: results due in October iirc cc @drosenwasser .
You'll wonder but the TS documentation actually have almost nothing on language itself. It's a huge drawback for it and serious obstacle for folks who want to get start with it.
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