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Yea, that seems like a use-case I’ve felt like I wanted before. TypeScript supports this, as the JS output can be produced even if type checking fails, though i
by DougBTX 7y ago
Yea, that seems like a use-case I’ve felt like I wanted before. TypeScript supports this, as the JS output can be produced even if type checking fails, though in practice I have it turned off so that I don’t accidentally end up with type errors I’ve not fixed.