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> They can't change it afterwards. I would argue that TypeScript absolutely can change things that would be consider breaking changes. And they do have breakin
by LocalPCGuy 7y ago
> They can't change it afterwards.
I would argue that TypeScript absolutely can change things that would be consider breaking changes. And they do have breaking changes in just about every release (sure wish they followed semver for that reason). They'd just want to be careful for big things like private fields or decorators, making sure the breaking changes get communicated publicly and loudly.