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typescript and accemblyscript in n some cases may be used in the same project, but with the extension (.ts) . People cannot tell the difference between typescript and accemblyscript . If there is a new filename extension(exp: .asmts ) for assemblyscript ,I think everyone will be happy.Thank you
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That's not necessarily enough, unfortunately. More information on the matter is available at the issue I linked, but the short version is that there is a compiler option to switch out the file extension considered by asc, but that mileage may very when the goal is also to import external packages, say via a package manager, since these may use different file extension, or other subtleties, as the implementation is not far enough along yet to account for this.
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typescript and accemblyscript in n some cases may be used in the same project, but with the extension (.ts) . People cannot tell the difference between typescript and accemblyscript . If there is a new filename extension(exp: .asmts ) for assemblyscript ,I think everyone will be happy.Thank you
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