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reminder: implement extends array resolve if it lands #67

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dominikg opened this issue Sep 19, 2022 · 9 comments
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reminder: implement extends array resolve if it lands #67

dominikg opened this issue Sep 19, 2022 · 9 comments
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dominikg commented Sep 19, 2022

see microsoft/TypeScript#50403 and microsoft/TypeScript#29118

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under consideration for ts 5.0 microsoft/TypeScript#51362

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7rulnik commented Feb 17, 2023

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thanks for the ping! can't get ti it before next week.

contributions welcome ;)

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dominikg commented Mar 2, 2023

released [email protected] with support for extends array and moduleResolution: bundler

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@dominikg thanks for getting a release with this update published!

I came across this need trying to use Vite with a TypeScript 5 project and an extends array, which resulted in an exception within Vite that I eventually tracked back to this package.

This package is bundled into the published Vite package, meaning I can't use a resolution or something to upgrade the version that my app ends up using. This means Vite will need to update to use a new release of tsconfck on their end and publish a release with it in order to fix that incompatibility.

All that to ask... do you have any thoughts on when a 2.1.0 non pre-release might be ready, so I can update Vite to make use of that? I'm not sure they would want a PR upgrading to a pre-release version, but it would be really great to try to get Vite's compatibility with TypeScript 5 straightened out before the official TypeScript 5 release, where I'm sure there will be a flood of folks looking for those things to work together.

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dominikg commented Mar 9, 2023

not until typescript 5.0 final is released i'm afraid. typescript uses a versioning scheme for their beta/rc releases that makes it hard to add to peer dependencies ( 5.0.0-beta, 5.0.1-rc, i assume final release will be 5.0.2 or 5.0.3).

It is likely that vite can add support for typescript 5 in a minor release, 4.2-beta is currently under way, but is likely to be released before ts5 final. So currently my best guess is that vite 4.3 is going to add support for new ts5 features.

You should still be able to use ts5 in place of ts4 as long as you stay within ts4 syntax

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Thanks for such a detailed response! It's really helpful to know how that timeline works, I really appreciate it 🙌

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released tsconfck 2.1.0 and sent a PR to vite to update to it vitejs/vite#12401

That PR may land in vite 4.2 if the final release of typescript 5.0 happens tomorrow and vite 4.2 is released after that, but no promises.

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I had the timelines for vite 4.2 and typescript 5 a bit wrong in my comment above, looks like ts5 is going to be out before vite 4.2 so it can be added.

[email protected] contains tsconfck 2.1.0, please test @alexlafroscia

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